A Scots mum has praised staff at a Glasgow hospital for providing her four and a half month old son with life saving treatment.
Laurie Anderson was 'shocked' when she was told during her 20 week scan that her unborn baby boy, James Moir, had Tetralogy of Fallot, a combination of four congenital heart defects.
The 31-year-old travelled from Aberdeen alongside her fiance Daniel Moir to the Royal Hospital for Children where James would undergo open heart surgery.
