US Edition'I did it': Anonymous donor sends Omaha child home on private jet after life-changing surgery
- Four-Year-Old Andrew Grundman flew back to Omaha this evening on a private jet after receiving a specialized heart valve surgery at Duke University.
- Andrew had the surgery to replace his heart valves just over a week ago, becoming the 35th child worldwide to receive this procedure.
- The flight, made possible by an anonymous donor through AeroAngels, a nonprofit providing private flights for seriously ill children, originated from Raleigh.
- Mark Pestal, executive director of AeroAngels, commended Andrew’s determination and described him as a fighter, expressing astonishment at how quickly he has returned to his usual self less than two weeks after his surgery.
- Andrew's safe return suggests significant recovery progress and highlights the benefit of private air transport for immunocompromised children like him.
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'I did it': Anonymous donor sends Omaha child home on private jet after life-changing surgery
By Madison Perales Click here for updates on this story OMAHA, Nebraska (KETV) — Just over a week after undergoing partial heart surgery at Duke University in Raleigh, North Carolina, 4-year-old Andrew Grundman has returned home to Omaha. He is the 35th child in the world to have undergone this specific procedure, which replaced his heart valves. Andrew touched down at a private jet terminal at Eppley Airfield on Saturday night, greeted warm…
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