Kaeleb's Dad

by Michael Walsh

There I stood in the hospital dumbfounded, distraught and heartbroken. How could this be happening…again? Having lost one baby to SIDS was torture. How could my beautiful wife and I face the possibility of losing another child to the same terrifying illness?
Join me as I recall one of the most horrific times in both mine and my wife’s life. Learn how we overcame the largest obstacle we have ever been faced with and managed to help others who found themselves facing the same turmoil.
This story it not fictitious...It is a recollection of events that occurred during the first year of our son’s life. It was a heart wrenching year of terror filled with many ups and downs—a year that forever changed our lives!

61 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 25, 2014

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[Susan Buffum · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is an amazing little book about a man and his wife and their SIDS baby. It's written in a simple, straightforward style that draws you into this family's medical crisis, their struggle to keep their baby alive, all their highs and lows- all the fears, tears, and amid all this, the laughs and ultimately the triumphs they experienced. I cried, I laughed, and I cheered Debra who never backed down and would not accept anything less than the survival of her baby boy. This story is told from the baby's Dad's point of view. Being a woman I appreciate a man who is not afraid to reveal his emotions or can express his thoughts in writing. His insights are a refreshing change from what one would expect when reading a story like this. I'm glad he wrote the book because it made it all that much better from the Dad's point of view.