IN: I look back now on those first months of his life , all those days that I watched him struggle to do nothing more than breathe . I do n't know that I have ever known a fear as great as what I experienced during that time , but , it was more then just fear , it was the helplessness . I ' m a doctor , I ' m supposed to save lives , and all I could do was stand there and pray that those into whose hands I had entrusted his care , could keep him alive . I remember standing there in the NICU , listening to the sound of the vents , and all of the other noises in that small room that come together to create a symphony of life and hope .
Where was the narrator when they watched someone struggling ?

OUT: They were in the hospital nursery watching doctors care for their baby .

IN: So , no blogger , no gmail for me since we ' ve arrived in Manchester . I had thought I would at least be able to mobile blog from my cell , but it refused to connect to any British towers when I had my American SIM card in it and then , once I had a British SIM card in it , the number was n't recognizable to blogger ( why I could n't change my mobile blog settings ? see : above , re : crazy internet cafe security settings ) .
What may have happened before I arrived in Manchester ?

OUT: I was not informed on how internet works in other countries .

IN: If you would ' ve made it , you could ' ve got balloons send to you . " ( Several Minutes Later - after their stupid rambling)"Whatever , it 's not a big deal to me that I did n't make it . There 's always next year ya know ?
What may be the reason to send them over ?

OUT:
It was my birthday .