Running for Cerebral Palsy and my baby brother Jackson. "His story"

Jackson was born perfectly healthy with no complications. He was two weeks old and appeared unwell. My parents took him to the hospital and 20 minutes in the doctors assumed he was fine. Suddenly his heart rate rose to 360 bpm it took two and a half hours to stabilise him. The hospital were informed it was an SVT attack and were given instructions that weren't followed, this caused a delay in supplying oxygen to his brain which resulted in brain bleeds that lead to brain damage (HIE). He was placed on life support and my parents were told he had a 0.1% chance for survival and he needed transportation. They were told that he might not survive the night and the damage was too severe. He was in Wellington Hospital for 3 weeks and was close to returning to his local hospital but suddenly another SVT attack struck. Nothing was working and they prepared my family for his passing. Jax survived with no additional brain damage, and was life flighted to Starship for multiple heart scans, where no damage was found. Jax was still on life support but came off quickly. They were told that his brain damage was so severe he might not wake but if he did it came with "no quality of life" they fought to trust the process and he woke up. His brain damage has lead to Cerebral Palsy, and my family and pediatrician discovered that the cause of this was hospital negligence. However, Jackson is now growing up thankfully with his family striving as a strong, successful little boy who beat the odds.