STANFORD, Calif. (KGO) --
A one-year-old Southern California girl who underwent life-saving surgery at Stanford's Lucille Packard Children's Hospital is doing very well today.Paloma Bartocci was born premature with a congenital heart defect. Her parents came to Stanford's Lucille Packard Children's Hospital last Friday for a life-saving surgery on Wednesday morning with Dr. Frank Hanley.
This little one is at #Stanford for surgery- her parents need a place to stay. To help them: https://t.co/yxBmYt3HVC pic.twitter.com/TEHA84sJ7O
— Natasha Zouves ABC7 (@NatashaABC7) November 9, 2015
She had her third surgery in 13 months this past Wednesday. Doctors are watching little Paloma very closely. Her parents are staying optimistic.
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This little one is at #Stanford for surgery- her parents need a place to stay. To help them: https://t.co/QHjRpA9f9G pic.twitter.com/8z554Q9rOq
— Natasha Zouves ABC7 (@NatashaABC7) November 9, 2015
