Aimee Morrison

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When I got to 24 weeks pregnant, I went into premature labour.

So from that point, the decision was made.

The baby was coming today.

Yeah.

And so not only was I then worried about what's going to happen to me, I then also, you know, had my baby.

She went into a different hospital.

She had so many complications and

Each day was just, let's get through this day, let's get through this day.

So I spent a lot of the time focusing on my daughter.

And within a week of having the C-section, I had a cardiac arrest in my hospital room.

Luckily, there was people stood opposite me as this happened.

They resuscitated me in my room.

And from that point, I was then put on the emergency transplant list.

It was one week after I got told that there was lungs that were ready for me.

Everything was so quick.

Everything was so scary.

You don't really get an opportunity to think about what's happening and the extent of

The surgery that you're going to go through, you know, 10 to 12 hour surgery, unknown results, what's going to happen afterwards.

But I had the surgery.