Jess Wright was terrified when the ‘lifeless’ son is taken to the hospital in an ambulance

Jess Wright has shared that he was terrified when his son “lifeless” was urgently taken to the hospital in an ambulance.

The former star in the only way is that Essex has led to social networks to share a terrifying publication on how her son recently became “lifeless.”

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Taking Instagram to share the terrifying health update with his fans and followers, Jess revealed how last week he had been “hard” for his baby and his family.

“I wanted to share what happened, to reiterate how important it is to go and verify them when your intestine knows that something is not right,” he began.

Then he explained how his little son, Presley, 2 years old, “suddenly he was lazy and lifeless” last Tuesday.

Jess said how he was “rejecting the food and then vomiting at night.”

She continued: “He has been on our bed every night since then (something he has never done so much).

“This disease became a horrible cough, with a temperature, until finally on Friday my mother’s instinct went into motion and took him to & e.

“He was sent home like his observations after another dose of Nurofen were ‘ok’ and they could not hear anything suspicious in the lungs.

“At this point, for 48 hours it had had a temperature and its breathing was fast, especially during the night, which scared me beyond the believer.”

Jess then explained how Saturday arrived and his son was “more lifeless than ever” and had no “face color” after not having eaten for 48 hours.

“He was alone with him during lunch time and I noticed that his cough was not leaving up, what continued and continued,” he said, before explaining his mother and his husband and asked them to come quickly.

Feeling that something was not right, Jess ran it up “without knowing what to do to prevent him from coughing.”

He then called 999 after he fell asleep and in 8 minutes there was an ambulance at his main door.

“I had a RSV that the paramedics noticed and all I could do was cling to it waiting for him to go well,” he explained.

“The Lady of the call also told me to be and look for a defibrillator, and it was at that time that honestly he wanted to collapse.

“He went to the hospital with a throat steroids given in the ambulance, which calmed the cough in the cough, but now he was back asleep and his oxygen fell.

“I was terrified in that ambulance, something that I never wanted to happen again,” he continued.

Then he explained how in the hospital, “he had a steroid of the throat” and in a couple of hours, his cough calmed down.

Jess wrote how a “very scary and long” four hours was, but the doctor finally discovered that his son “had a crunch at the bottom of his right lung”, which was a “chest/lung infection.”

“He was taking antibiotics since Friday,” he added in the comments section, before pointing out how 48 hours later he was “playing with his horses and animals again, he has eaten little already often and laughs shameless.”

She concluded: “To say that I am relieved is a euphemism.

“I guess I’m just trying to say, don’t wait, go to the hospital and review it because you never know how these things can climb and thank God for the doctors and nurses who helped us.

“Now, it’s time to see my baby being the funny child who is always and let him return to his favorite place, the farm.”

Fans and friends quickly commented on the publication, with many flooding the comments section with love messages and sincere wishes.

Last August, Jess revealed that his baby had been diagnosed with “congenital heart disease called Bicuspid aortic valve.”

When announcing the health condition of his child on social networks, he said: “This condition affects how the blood of the heart flows to the rest of the body and will require monitoring and care over time.”

Jess and her husband William Lee-Kemp welcomed Baby Presley in May 2022.

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