Keith

So her mom, Laura, she got up to the GP to get an appointment.

And when, so she got her appointment and she went over to the GPs.

And from the time she left the house to the time she got to the GP, she deteriorated rapidly.

So it turned out that the GP, you know, she checked the oxygen levels and her blood pressure and she called the ambulance straight away.

And she was rushed off in an ambulance.

She was conscious in the ambulance.

She was answering all the questions and stuff like that.

But Sophie's mom said as soon as the doors of the ambulance opened, she said the shock, the amount of doctors and nurses and everything that were, you know, outside the ambulance waiting for them.

to bring them into Temple Street.

Wow.

Yeah, so she was brought in and, you know, obviously they were checking her out and eventually by the time I get in there, Sophie was already on a ventilator.

Her blood pressure had bottomed out, you know, and Sophie, it was different where she got sepsis, you know, from strep A.

And, you know, we didn't know straight away for strep A either because, again, she didn't have the symptoms for strep A. You know, she got a consult years before that.

So, you know, we didn't actually find out for a few days later that strep A was actually what caused the sepsis.

But the doctors, you know, nurses were brilliant.

They treated her for every antibiotic possible that they could give her, you know, to treat her.

But, you know, when I got into the hospital, she was already...

She was already in a coma anyway.

But Temple Street, they had to transfer.

So that was on the Monday.