Family living in limbo after death of devoted dad

Glen Hollands' family is living in limbo.

For nearly two years, they've been fighting a battle they never asked for.

Glen was a young 62, the life of the party and a devoted dad who even appeared on Married at First Sight when his son Sean was a contestant.

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But most of all, he was the love of Robynne's life since 1986.

In November 2023, Glen was admitted to the Prince Charles Hospital in Brisbane.

He needed surgery to repair an aneurysm in his aorta, the main artery that carries blood from the heart to the organs.

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"This surgery was supposed to be a life-saving surgery for him, and while high risk, and we were well aware of the risks," Robynne said.

"He was expected to survive."

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Statement from Metro North Health

Metro North Health would like to express our sincere condolences and support to Mr Hollands' family during this difficult time.

We are unable to discuss individual HR matters, and as the matter is currently before the Queensland Industrial Relations Commission (QIRC), it would be inappropriate for to comment further.

Transparency and accuracy are central to Metro North Health's care. We work with patients and families to ensure they are fully informed about treatment options and clinical decisions.

The Prince Charles Hospital remains committed to providing world-class cardiothoracic care to Queenslanders.