With God’s help, Anas has been holding on to life the past several days, with his anguished parents by his side.
Due to his organ failure they felt he might not survive the catheterization; but without it they felt he would not survive at all.
His doctors today finally took him in for a high-risk interventional catheterization.
After a long and tense wait, the father of Anas emerged to share with the crowd of waiting relatives that Dr. Sharon succeeded in ballooning two narrow pulmonary arteries, and placing a stent in another blocked blood vessel.
If Anas can overcome his organ failure, these steps should help his heart to function better. The next days will be critical.