Did she say goodbye to her toddler. Then the unthinkable happened

A one-and-a-half-year-old toddler drowned in a pool in Arizona and was declared dead at the hospital. Hours later, he was discovered to still be breathing and was rushed to another hospital. He was released with severe brain damage. The family claims the delay in treatment worsened his condition. Police found no criminal suspicion.

A one-and-a-half-year-old toddler named Vincent drowned in a pool at his family's home in Arizona and was rushed to the hospital. Doctors determined his condition was extremely severe and that he was brain dead, asking the mother to say goodbye. However, family members noticed signs of breathing, and police officers at the scene documented breathing sounds and a pulse. Despite this, his body was moved to the hospital morgue. At 11:52 PM, when the medical examiner's team arrived, Vincent was found to still be breathing. He was urgently transferred to a children's hospital in Phoenix. Vincent was released in April but suffers from severe and permanent brain damage. The family claims the hours in the morgue worsened his condition. The hospital stated it is a heartbreaking case but cannot provide details. The Gilbert Police found no basis for criminal suspicion against the medical staff, and the case has been referred to the Arizona Attorney General's Office.