ittle Ibraheem was brought to Sheba Medical Center Pediatric ER in an emergency transfer from the West Bank, diagnosed with Truncus and in need of a surgery quickly. However, all of that was turned on it’s head as he left Sheba after his examination, in a good and stable condition, being taken back in a car by his dad, now properly diagnosed with Tetralogy of Fallot.
Ibraheem handled most of the day well, by sleeping through all of it. His father and I however, gained clarity from the medical team on the next steps for his little baby. They went on to find Ibraheem’s dad a ride after their original car had canceled on them. This was luckily resolved quickly.
While Ibraheem’s condition does not need a surgery so soon, it is still a complicated one, which will require him to have a surgery in a couple of months, as well as frequent doctoral observation. We will see Ibrahim back in a month or so, and we are praying for his health and wellness until he returns.