'Instinct told me something was seriously wrong.'
A nine-year-old girl was saved by hero doctors after her stomach pain turned out to be a one-in-14-million killerHer mum Sarah said the youngster was ‘critically ill within minutes.’
Doctors then discovered that a one-in-14-million chance clot had formed, stopping the blood supply to her entire bowel. ‘Everyone in Alder Hey Hospital was asking me who the surgeon from Wrexham Maelor was, because they saved her life.’ She has now met up with the medical team who treated her to thank them in person – two years after suffering the clot.
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