Great Ormond Street (TV prog)

**S-J** · 16-05-2012, 09:46am

Did anyone watch this. Just wow at that surgeon and operating on the tumours. In amazement.

**littlerose12345** · 16-05-2012, 10:51am

I wanted to but couldn't.. being pregnant i think I would just cry my eyes out constantly thoughout!!

**Mrs B** · 16-05-2012, 11:52am

Very humbling. Fascinating to see what goes on behind the scenes, I found their meetings to discuss everything very reassuring, even though it was a sad outcome.

**Poppopity** · 16-05-2012, 12:10pm

That surgeon was amazing. It's a very difficult but fascinating watch.

**S-J** · 16-05-2012, 02:05pm

Yes totally, fascinating, but hard watching.

**Adelelee** · 16-05-2012, 02:46pm

I have it on tape to watch, one of my FB friends said there was someone one with TOF/OA so will be watching with interest.

xx

**S-J** · 16-05-2012, 03:02pm

Just a warning Adelelee I dont think that the outcome of that one is good

Just so you know.

**Poppopity** · 16-05-2012, 03:52pm

Originally Posted by Adelelee

I have it on tape to watch, one of my FB friends said there was someone one with TOF/OA so will be watching with interest.
xx

There was a boy who was born with a hole in his oesophagus but he had some sort of botched surgery, at home, in Colombia. He was having very complicated and rare surgery as a result of that.

**Adelelee** · 16-05-2012, 04:50pm

Originally Posted by S-J

Just a warning Adelelee I dont think that the outcome of that one is good

Just so you know.

Thanks for that honey

I have just read that actually on the tof board.

xx

**Katiekipper** · 16-05-2012, 04:53pm

All I could think was "what on earth will people do when he retires. He's getting to that age and the skill in operating on the inoperable seems to be his rather than GOSH's. Such a lovely gentle modest man.

**Chickenlips** · 16-05-2012, 05:19pm

Dr Keily has operated on many children I know, he is the best (for general paediatric surgery).

Adelelee, was thinking of you as I watched it last night xxxx