Elise Schwarz welcomed baby Evan in 2011 but was left devastated when he was diagnosed with brain damage at just six months old and left dependent on a ventilator.
A Scots mum is set to take on the Great Scottish Run in memory of her two year old son who passed away suddenly. Elise Schwarz, 52, welcomed baby Evan into the world in 2011 but was left devastated when the tot was diagnosed with brain damage at just six months old and was left dependent on a ventilator.
"He was doing really well with the therapy, he was really coming on. When he was two and a half he just passed away suddenly. There was nothing they could do to help. However, having the contact with Sense Scotland and the support he got made his life really wonderful. Top news stories today The loving mum now hopes that Evan's story will help other children with sensory difficulties. Elise continued: "Having a child will always change your life. Evan changed me so much for the better.
The Southside mum said: "She has always known about her brother and knows that he is in heaven. When her granny passed away three years ago she knew that she was seeing Evan.
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