Royal Brompton Hospital

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... he's trying to raise 24,000 pounds in the process for the Brompton Hospital.

Um, the reason why that's significant is that that's where Mark Stoneham's little boy, Leo, went, um, when he was born with a heart defect, and they managed to, and, and they managed to save him.

And he's, and he's, um, and he's with us now, Leo, thanks to the work at the, the Brompton Hospital.

Um, so that's, um, Jack Davies, who's m- made this enormous personal task of, um, uh, uh, running 24 marathons in 24 days.

So if you wanna he- help him get up to his target, you can Google Jack Davies and 24 marathons, and I'm sure you'll find it.

His name was Hasnat Khan.

He was a heart surgeon and Diana met him in 1995 when she visited a friend's husband at the Royal Brompton Hospital.

Their relationship was very different from most of the other ones that we've talked about because they managed to keep it quiet for a very long time.

Hasnat did not want fame.

My wife was induced and they had the team there because they knew that he'd have to do stuff straight away.

And then what they did is he was born and then he was stabilised in NICU, the intensive care unit, and then taken in a special ambulance to the Royal Brompton where they looked after him there.

so when he was first born like of a quite an intense medicalized birth but it was what it was um then we all went over to the brompton with him you know a few hours after he was born and then they did they sort of stabilized him got him all all settled and then they did some scans and looked at him and stuff and they were like actually we've noticed some other complications with what his condition and we don't want to do the procedure immediately which is what you would normally do like very soon after being born to do the the operation to correct it because we wanted to get a And so they did a procedure called the balloon septostomy, which is where, it sounds really gruesome, but it's fine on a baby.

They intentionally tear a hole in the heart.