> wild things like ECMO, which makes everyone feel they're making more of a difference even though the outcomes are the same without it Knowing that my daughte

> wild things like ECMO, which makes everyone feel they're making more of a difference even though the outcomes are the same without it Knowing that my daughter wouldn't be here today without ECMO, I take issue with this assertion. Edit: She was born with severe MAS and her lungs were practically non-functional. ECMO was the only way she had time to fight the infections and start breathing. She spent 12 terrifying days on ECMO and then 2 more weeks on ventilators.