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An Edmonton teen fighting for his life at a Dominican Republic hospital after being attacked at a nearby resort was being transported back home Sunday, says his mom.
Chase Delorme-Rowan, 18, was attacked at a resort bar in Punta Cana while on vacation with his family, leaving him hospitalized in critical condition. On Sunday morning, his mom Cindy Rowan was in a rush and light on details but told Postmedia that her son was en route home.
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Rowan said she and her husband had been saving all year to take her family, Chase and her two older brothers, to Punta Cana for a week to celebrate her 18th birthday.
At the last minute of January 14, Chase and his two brothers passed to the complex bar around 10:30 p. m. Rowan was awakened at 12:45 p. m. through his older children, who informed him that something had happened to Chase. She told them to take him back to the hotel room, thinking that he had drunk too much, however, they called her 15 minutes later to say they had called an ambulance.
She can listen to shouts and panic on the phone.
Doctors later decided that her son’s head had been deciphered from the front of his forehead at the back of his neck. Doctors had to bring in surgery to remove a blood clot along a grapefruit and remove the component from his skull.
Police have since charged Kyle Stephen Denny, a 34-year-old Halifax resident, with assault causing bodily harm.
On Wednesday, Rowan said postmedia doctors had reduced oxygen and sedation of his son and chase the fan soon.
Rowan said doctors in the Dominican Republic had given her the go-ahead to begin the procedure for her son to return to Edmonton. She said at the time that she knew when her son might pass the house because there is a shortage of hospital beds in Edmonton and across the province.
Prices for higher health care and Rowan told Postmedia they were already close to $80,000. But she was thankful that she and her husband had health insurance thanks to their non-public insurance, in a different way they would drown in hospital bills.
She said that before this test, she knew the canopy she had.
“I didn’t know how much, until we had to make that call, and it’s $ 250,000.
Rowan has created a Gofundme crusade for the position of medical expenses and for local lawyers.
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