‘Help us give our baby a chance to live’ TheMercurySA
DURBAN - They are worried that baby Hollyn may have only four months to live unless she has a heart operation soon.
Hollyn’s parents were advised by doctors that she has to have an operation before she turns six months old otherwise she “won’t make it”. Pennington said their only option other than keeping Hollyn on the waiting list there was to take her to a private hospital. Pennington said they spend every other day being referred from one hospital to the next for check-ups, scans and X-rays.
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