By Dr. Spencer Price
He was a precious baby. Of course, all parents think that about their newborn children. So, since I was his daddy and he was my son, it was ok for me to think that.
He came early. And he was small, the result of a heart condition I didn’t know about until the day he was born. But, that didn’t matter. To me, he was perfect, and precious, and sweet, and I would, as the old saying goes, “move Heaven and Earth,” to protect him, and to provide for him, and to make him better.
Dr. Spencer Price
To do the impossible
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Sheila Tolley
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11/26/11 at 02:35 PM
A wonderful story.
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Anonymous
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11/26/11 at 03:18 PM
and your experience, while tragic, allows you to have more compassion for others than you might have had you not lost your son. Sometimes its the people who have been through the most 'hurt' that can help others best, because they truly understand that person's pain. Glad you're back in the ER, for the families' sake.
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Kimberly Hood Higgins
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11/28/11 at 08:08 PM
Beautiful story our tragedies don't define us if we allow them to through God it allows us to shine. Thank you for sharing.
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