By: KDKA-TV News Staff
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Former Steeler Ryan Switzer says his son is out of surgery and the “wonderful people in Boston fixed our son.”
READ MORE: Teenage Girls Accused Of Setting House Fire In Ferndale That Sent Officer, Firefighter To HospitalSwitzer tweeted Monday evening saying Christian is stable, out of surgery and “this nightmare is over with.” Christian is expected to fully recover.
Our sweet baby boy is stable and out of surgery. This nightmare is over with. These wonderful people in Boston fixed our son. He’s going to make a full recovery. Praise God. pic.twitter.com/2utFW578QD
— Ryan Switzer (@Switz) March 29, 2021
“Praise God,” Switzer tweeted.
The Switzers headed to Boston after Christian began bleeding and doctors were unable to find a diagnosis.
I wish he knew that I would trade places with him with zero hesitation. Helpless feeling knowing I can’t. pic.twitter.com/RCLjcU9001
— Ryan Switzer (@Switz) March 28, 2021
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It all started when Switzer said his 9-month-old son who tested positive for COVID-19 was in the hospital and woke up in his own blood earlier this month.
Christian was discharged from the hospital, but then went back after Switzer said his son “had more significant bleeding.”
Switzer said that doctors decided Boston was the place they needed to go to find the cause for his son’s bleeding.
After Christian’s scan this morning, they’re admitting us to the hospital and prepping him for surgery. The surgeon on our case assured us they found what they’re looking for in order to operate.
— Ryan Switzer (@Switz) March 29, 2021
After a scan Monday morning, Switzer says they were being admitted to the hospital and prepping Christian for surgery. He says the surgeon said they found what they were looking for in order to operate.
MORE NEWS: Penn Hills School District Provides Grief Counseling After Death Of Teacher James Schultz“We’re grateful they’ve located what’s been a mystery for far too long now. We’re praying God guides the surgeons as they operate and that this is the last time our sweet boy has to go through anything of this magnitude ever again,” Switzer tweeted.