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Scott, who's been in a relationship with Emma for two and a half years, said: “The operation was successful, but she’s been left with some long-term impediments.The information on this page is current as of Mar 28, 2023.įor the most up-to-date version of CFR Title 21, go to the Electronic Code of Federal Regulations (eCFR). So, he's started a Go Fund Me in a bid to raise the money for private treatment which he hopes will get Emma talking and walking again – and back to their daughter. She was then transferred to Northwick Park rehab unit, where she's been recovering for three months – but the NHS have now deemed her lower priority.Ī reduction in rehabilitation therapy will slow her progress, and Scott is afraid of the effects this could have on her recovery time. “This caused a bleed on the brain, and as a result, her right brain stem and right eye were affected – leaving her left side paralysed."Īfter the C-section, Emma was air lifted to Queens Hospital in Romford where surgeons successfully removed two thirds of the 60mm tumour.įor the surgery, she was still in a coma, and didn't show any signs of consciousness for three months, but at the end of January, Emma started to show cyclical consciousness.
“The scans then showed a huge tumour she'd been living with which had burst after pregnancy hormones accelerated its growth “They needed to carry out scans on Emma, but to do that safely, they delivered Ophelia first. “It’s lucky I did, because doctors said if I had waited four hours, there would have been a very different outcome.
“I called an ambulance, but they couldn’t get to us fast enough, so I decided to drive Emma myself. Scott, who works in sales and marketing, said: “I knew she hadn't been feeling well, and while I was downstairs she fell out the bed and was sick on the floor. Shortly after, doctors decided to deliver Ophelia via C-section so they could carry out scans without affecting the baby.Īfter birth, scans revealed Emma had been living with a non-cancerous brain tumour, likely since she was born. White Molar Hand Mirror 1/Each 34.99 31.49 Oak Molar Hand Mirror 1/Each 19.99 17.99 4 X 6 Oval Oak Mirror 1/Each 19.99 17. Scott called 999, but was told to expect a four-hour wait for an ambulance, so he drove Emma to Broomfield Hospital himself. While helping her, he noticed the left side of her body was lifeless and her right eye was half open and half closed. She was seven and a half months pregnant at the time, leaving Scott extremely worried for the welfare of both her and their unborn baby.
“She can't talk yet, but she's showed she's determined to get better for our daughter."Įmma collapsed on the evening of October 30 after complaining of a headache earlier in the day. Scott, from Chelmsford, said: “Emma was recovering really well in rehab, but due to a lack of beds she's been moved to a less intense programme. Through surgery, they removed two thirds of the tumour, and she is recovering well – but limited NHS facilities will see her moved to a low intensity rehab centre.Īs a result, her partner, and Ophelia's father, Scott Weeks, 47, has started a Go Fund Me to fund private treatment.
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