A fighter from Koblenz: Til's impressive history of hope
A fighter from Koblenz: Til's impressive history of hope
The touching story of Til, who saw the light of the world as premature babies, not only offers an insight into the challenges of neonatology, but also underlines the importance of well-functioning medical care. On May 4, 2002, Til was born in the 28th week of pregnancy in the Kemperhof. At the time, his survival was anything but safe, but thanks to a committed team of doctors and the latest medical treatment approaches, the little fighter recovered.
a path full of challenges
was born as Til as premature babies, there were serious complications immediately. He suffered a bilateral lung tear and cardiovascular failure. Dr. med. Thomas Hoppen, who headed the medical team, remembered the critical phase of treatment. "The lungs are tiny in such small children, but vital for breathing gas exchange," he explains. The immediate medical intervention, which included the revival and care measures of both lungs, showed the effect and til's state stabilized according to intensive care measures.
meaning of the team in crisis situations
Frank Simonis, Til's father, the dramatic circumstances is aware of. "Without a well -coordinated team that reacts quickly and efficiently, the story could have ended very differently," he says. It is an urgent example of how crucial work in the team for success in emergency medicine is decisive. The family of the little fighter finds that the support from specialists and the nursing staff was invaluable in intensive care.
an emotional reunion
over the years a strong bond developed between Til, his family and the medical team. During a recent visit to the Kemperhof, the joy was great when Til, now a lively boy who got to know the team that saved his life. "I am so incredible that I can get to know the team now," said Til.
The importance of good neonatological care
The story of Til is not unique; A large number of premature babies are dealt with in the Kemperhof annually. The chief doctor Dr. med. Thomas Nüßlein emphasizes the importance of specialized medical care in a perinatal center. "In our center we are occupied around the clock with specialists for obstetrics and neonatology that ensure optimal care," he explains.
encourage through experience reports
The need to encourage other families in similar situations, drove Til's family to share their experiences. "We would have liked to tell others about their experiences," emphasizes Mother Astrid. This exchange could be of great importance for other parents in stressful moments.
The importance of emergency training
The moving story of Til also shows how important it is that not only medical staff, but also relatives are trained in an emergency. Dr. Hoppen offers annual emergency training to ensure that many people are trained in dealing with crisis situations. "Everyone should refresh their knowledge regularly," he demands. This is a necessary step to be able to react quickly and professionally in an emergency.
Til's story is exemplary for the tireless efforts in neonatology and the countless progress in the medical care of premature babies. It not only shows personal strength, but also the importance of a well -equipped health system that can offer life -saving help.