Little Lion: Holtin's Story

[@ninademci1500]

Dr. Fraser and the entire staff of Dell Children’s Hospital thank you for saving Holtin so his parents could take care of, and raise their little boy.

[@sonyaskogstad3849]

What a gorgeous little boy and it’s wonderful to see him he’s going to be alright.

[@emmasimonetti2378]

Adorable. I had brain surgery at three days old. I am 48 now

[@imonka100]

What a cute baby ❤️

[@user-vy1sv5zc6i]

My daughter had HLHS with complication. This was over 30 years ago. I am so happy to see progress and I wish you the best. Stay strong, pray and it Will be OK! ❤️

[@user-oh5gz4id2v]

Amen 🙏 praise the lord glad he made it sending prayers hugs 🥰 🙏🙏🇨🇦🇨🇦🙏🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@suepittel426]

God bless Holtin and his family.

[@jennymullins8772]

Praise the lord!

[@emersongarcia7128]

They fixed the kid's heart. Can they do anything with the mother's dress sense.

[@JulieR73]

That’s so rude

[@BLAB-it5un]

Realize these are ads for hospitals. It's all staged and they're all the same - parents crowing about how their particular hospital is the best in the world as is their doctor and the care they received can only happen at their hospital. The medical skills are great but references to prayers and miracles are insulting. We don't know anywhere near enough about the impact medical intervention has on a person's long term outcome. Holtin definitely remembers. His body remembers. His subconscious brain remembers. His hormone functions remember. I had brain surgery as a baby. We all remember. The medical and mental health communities are only starting to wake up to how we remember and what can be done. Holtin may be fine. But his odds are high that problems will develop that are linked but most people wont realize it. He definitely remembers.