Gilbert toddler found alive after declared dead

We're hearing from the mother of a Gilbert toddler found alive in a hospital hours after the doctor declared him dead. Police say the 18-month-old was rushed to Mercy Gilbert Medical Center back in February after being found unresponsive in the family pool. Megan Spector sat down with the boy's mom and their attorney today. Megan. Eight months after that young boy survived a horrifying medical nightmare, his mom says she still carries that trauma of what happened inside that hospital. Tonight, she's pushing for answers and accountability. They failed him that day. Nearly five hours after the doctor called time of death, 18-month-old Vincent Fiordolino was found alive in the hospital's cold room. Above all else, I'm grateful that I still have my son and that I could see him every day. But that gratitude is paired with frustration and anger. Police reports and body cam footage show officers and family members repeatedly warned hospital staff that the boy still seemed to be breathing, even after being pronounced dead. I couldn't believe it. I didn't really want to until I had to say my goodbyes. And then even then, like feeling him, it felt like he breathed. He was trying to breathe. And they kept on telling me that it was just agonal breathing. How many people have to say I think he's breathing? Mom, dad, grandma, police officer. The family's attorney is also alleging critical oversight, saying medical records show Vincent was declared dead before oxygen test results came back and that staff failed to check his core body temperature. They looked at him and said it wasn't worth it and that's like that's what really bothers me the most. It's like they just they just wrote him off and I don't know why and I just don't want to know why. Eight months later Vincent is alive but the fight is far from over. Compared to that I mean he's he's okay but uh it's every every day is a struggle for him. It's hard watching him kind of struggled through certain things and it's just difficult. His whole life has changed. Everything he was able to do before, he can't. The family's attorney will be filing a complaint against the doctor and the hospital this week. The whole thing, there's warning signs after warning signs and this just isn't on the doctor. This is on the hospital as well. I mean, how do they permit permit him to do that? Both the hospital and the doctor's attorney would not discuss the care provided, citing patient privacy and pending litigation. The Arizona Attorney General's Office said it has not decided whether to review this case. In studio, Megan Spector, Fox 10 News.