Charlotte Dawson reveals health update after baby son’s terrifying hospital dash
CHARLOTTE Dawson has given a health update on her seven-month-old son Jude after he was rushed to hospital.
The 31-year-old took to Instagram on Friday and posted a carousel of sweet snaps with her two sons as they enjoyed a chilled night following the chaotic past few days.
Giving her 1.3 million followers an update, Charlotte penned: “Friday chill night with my babys. Feels so good to be back home sweet home with my Jude.
“Another scary little moment with our cherub but he is on the meant Thank god & so happy to be reunited with his big brother… the love they have for each other is everything we are so lucky & blessed.
“Bronchitis/RSV really needs to be talked about more!!
“From when he was last in hospital with it all 7 weeks I saw the difference in him now at 7 months being able to fight it off quicker & he is stronger and older.. but now his chest & breathing are still really bad.
“It’s so scary really is…”
She continued: “Whilst daddy watched rugby and Jude was asleep mummy & Noah watched films & had popcorn in bed with our magical light that we found from our old house.”
Jude was rushed to hospital after struggling with his breathing on Thursday.
In a video from the hospital, she shared: “Oh, guys, it’s been a scary, crazy 24 hours again, with little monkey.
“We’re back in hospital. It’s like deja vu, isn’t it? With his bronchitis again.”
Jude was only seven-weeks-old when he got Bronchitis and could have died if Charlotte and her fiancé Matt Sarsfield hadn’t taken him to the hospital.
Charlotte originally thought it was a cold but quickly noticed something was terribly wrong when he struggled to breathe and turned blue.
Jude was then hooked up to oxygen in the hospital for six days with doctors telling her he “would have died” if he’d come in a day later.
Charlotte welcomed her second son in July of last year, without any pain relief.
The daughter of the late comedian Les Dawson gave birth to her first son Noah in January 2021.