LoveQuiltsUK - Myles S's quilt

Myles S's quilt (Quilt Completed)

Born:	1999
Illness:	Schizencephally,cerebral palsy, scoliosis, chronic lung disease
Theme: Cars Quilt delivered: 15th May 2015

Thank you

We can never Thank You all enough for the beautiful quilt that arrived for Myles ????
The love and work that has gone into the quilt is just AMAZING it will be treasured by Myles and on his bed every night. Thank You again to each and everyone of you from different parts of globe. :)

xxxx

Finished photos

Quilted by: Vicky

Individual squares

Stitched by: Becky Keith (+) Submitted: Mar 2015	Stitched by: Claire Holland (+) Submitted: Feb 2015
Stitched by: Diana Lettice (+) Submitted: Feb 2015	Stitched by: Elaine Dixon (+) Submitted: Apr 2015
Stitched by: Faye Williams (+) Submitted: Jan 2015	Stitched by: Jan S (+) Submitted: Apr 2015
Stitched by: Jennifer Urquhart (+) Submitted: Mar 2015	Stitched by: Kathryn (+) Submitted: Apr 2015
Stitched by: Mariann (+) Submitted: Mar 2015	Stitched by: Moira Anne Jeffcoat (+) Submitted: Jan 2015
Stitched by: Nicola (+) Submitted: Jan 2015	Stitched by: Patricia (+) Submitted: Feb 2015
Stitched by: Rita Turner (+) Submitted: Dec 2014	Stitched by: Sandra (+) Submitted: Jan 2015
Stitched by: Susan Miller (+) Submitted: Mar 2015

Fabric

Card

Stitched by: Alison Carter Hubball

Biography

Myles was born on the 4th August 1999 at the City Hospital in Nottingham.

He was a breech birth with complications, as soon as he was born he had a fit and was transferred to the Neonatal intensive care department, where we were told there were no beds available. After a couple of hours he was transferred to the Derby City Hospital, he spent a week in the neonatal department and had various tests and had a EEG. He was sent home with us as a healthy baby.

After a couple of hours of being at home things started to go wrong. He had some sort of convulsion and his lips were blue, he was rushed to the City Hospital High Dependency unit.

Again he had various tests and scans, he was on the unit until October 1999, he was over 2 months old by this stage. He had a fantastic Consultant ~ Dr Shisth who arranged for him to see different consultants and therapy staff.

He was given a diagnosis of cerebral palsy. We saw the genetics consultant who did various tests - they could not come up with a proper diagnosis or why it had happened to me! The nearest diagnosis was schizencephally.