When Bonnie told to stay on the Paxil not to worry because it was classified as a category B Tragically, his son died of congenital heart concerns, five years later, it was discovered that the Paxil is now category p>
“I started Paxil when I was in high school,” says Bonnie (not his real name until a trial). Then I heard it was when I got pregnant with my oldest – I have four children. But at the time I was pregnant with Keagan, my life became difficult, and I was very depressed, my husband has the task means that we had to move away from his family and friends and I started Paxil again. I called my mother (she’s a nurse) and asked if she. Risk taking this medicine she saw in the book of drugs, and it was the Class B and there was no warning and no side effects – which would have been the end of 2001 to be
My husband lost his job again and we even moved. further, so I stayed on the Paxil. Keagan I gave birth and when he was just six hours old, the doctor told me that he had to be transported to Children’s Hospital because his oxygen saturation is low, and they found a heart murmur.
As soon as he was sentenced Keagan suffered his first heart surgery. He was diagnosed with critical aortic stenosis – the aortic valve does not work properly. In addition, the diagnosis of hypoplastic left (HCG) – one of the rare congenital heart left ventricle works or it may be non-existent resources. He also had endocardial fibroelastosis (EFE)It was heartbreaking -. Everything I have lived, to stay with him pregnant and told him to have serious cardiac malformations … We had family in Canada to Oregon and Washington. My sister returned to Washington with my children. I stayed in the hospital almost every night and a lot of my family on the road, in a place like a charity Ronald Macdonald House
After three weeks, had a ballooning Keagan his aortic valve. he had a project open heart surgery and emergency surgery the next day extra. When I arrived at the hospital the morning of February 7 he wrote in his horoscope to spend time with her family and keep it in as it was. Up to this point I have not been allowed to retain.
I called my husband to return to the hospital and it took two nurses and respiratory therapists Keagan pull out of its cradle in my arms. Between me and my family, we stopped all day. Then he started to have problems with blood and oxygen, so that the doctors asked if we wanted a “not resuscitate” (DNR) for. We opted for the MNR to place and called the members of our church, it was so favorable. My minister, his wife and other members have left the church. things were no better. Keagan the white blood cell count was very high and he was bleeding in his lungs. The doctor met with me and my husband and our minister and asked if we let him go or not further treatment. At this point, we decided to let go. At 10 hours, with Keagan in my arms, to minister in our room and prayed for about 10 minutes, then my husband and I were left alone with our son. nurse held separately against all drugs except pain and the doctor of the respirator. stopped his heart beat at 23:00We had a small service for our son and my church was wonderful – … you paid for the service and cremation Keagan We hospital gave permission to his heart and lungs, and my husband and I have agreed to autopsy, genetic testing at this time, I had no idea that there was a link Paxil. Following the results of the autopsy came back, we were told that there was something that just happened, there was no explanation
Last week, I saw a TV ad for a firm lawyers,. saying there is a possible link between Paxil and birth defects heart was, I called my mom right away and saw in his book drugs -. times this is a category D. Risk Later that evening my sister saw Paxil online, and they said there is a lot of information about the relationship between Paxil and heart defects. you have found your site to me, and The next day, a lawyer contacted me.
I almost did not go through with this lawsuit because I confrontation with death came Keagan and now everything is still fresh. But I do not think other parents to go through what I went through.
