Darren Detweiler

And there was a day where they came in and said that there was no turning back in terms of the oxygen deprivation to his brain.

and that they had already continued beyond what they normally would have in terms of keeping him on life support, and that essentially he was not going to survive.

And the nurses and the doctors removed him from everything, and they wrapped him up in a blanket.

And I'll never, ever forget that.

being asked to sit in a rocking chair and having him put into my arms and hold him and I could smell his hair again and hold him tight and in my eyes and in my mind, his chest was rising and falling, but it wasn't.