throughout all of it. you have these nurses, these respiratory techs, physicians and leadership in place. and they have been committed to this hospital for life. this is their life. and you know, kate, they were there with their families as well. the doctors brought their families, some of the patients had their families in there. the good news is no one was hurt. there were no deaths at the hospital attributed to the hurricane. one more thing, kate. the hospital allowed those families of the doctors and staff members bring their pets. they had a special area for that which a lot of them credit for the reason why their families left their homes and stayed in a much more secure structure. many of these staff mabs were away for 48 hours, they lost their homes, they lost everything. still, thank goodness for them to keeping watch over all those patients who are so vulnerable in such a scary time. thank you. so disaster officials are warning that the storm s death toll is likely to c
time with mommy and daddy. i understand. juliana said she hated the hospital. you stick a tube on a suction machine and stick it up the nose and down into the throat and you start suctioning. if given the choice of me or one of the respiratory techs she asks for me to do it. was that hard to do? yeah. could you watch her go through that again? would it save her life to do it again? i don t think so. michelle and steve say when the time comes they ll honor their daughter s wishes to die at home and go to heaven over go to the hospital. some parents wouldn t have consulted a child so young. you asked your daughter at the age of 4, what do you think? juliana had to go through
understand that. hospital may let you have more time with mommy and daddy. juliana, i understand. reporter: juliana told her parents she hated the hospital, especially a procedure called suctioning. they stick a tube on a suction machine and stick it up the nose and down past the tongue and back into the throat as deep as you can go and you start suctioning. if give on the choice of me or one of the other respiratory techs she would ask for me to do it. reporter: was that hard to do? yeah. reporter: could you watch her go through that again, do you think? if i had to. reporter: would it save her life if she were to get an infection? i don t think so. reporter: michelle and steve says when the time comes they ll honor their daughter s wishes. some parents would not have consulted a child so young. so, you asked your daughter at the age of 4 what do you think?