Senators' David Perron provides very scary details regarding the health of his newborn baby
David Perron of the Senators has recently opened up to fans about the full details that his newborn baby went through in terms of the health scare.
Elizabeth was born on the 27th of October and had been diagnosed with congenital pulmonary airway malformation, a rare condition wherein the child comes with a mass on her right lung.
"We're not fully, fully out of the woods, but we're getting there," he said (via NHL.com). «There [were] some couple crazy moments that maybe you think they're going to have to take the whole lung out, you don't know."
- David Perron
In the meantime, the Perron family has only had hope and perseverance to see them through. Slowly improving, their fourth child Elizabeth, who she called the "little miracle", also received thanks from Vanessa in an emotional post online for her daughter's fight.
With Elizabeth out of immediate danger and on the road to recovery, Perron has started to ease his way back into hockey.
Extremely grateful for the support of the Senators' organization, teammates, and fans, Perron wanted to stress to one and all how important getting through the toughest of times was.
The Senators are sitting at 8-9-1, and Perron's experience and leadership are going to be huge moving forward into the stretch of trying to right the ship this season.
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