the cdc-leaked documents that indicated that these this particular variant actually has a higher mortality rate. that s important to know. and when it comes to kids, you don t experiment with your children. we know that masks work. we know it s an important mitigation measure. and the fact he s talking about seeing his kids smile, i would rather see my kids alive, without a tube down their neck. i d rather see my kids out of the hospital. that s what i would rather see. so they can smile for the rest of their lives. and so the fact that he s, again, making fun of masks is ridiculous. now in terms of hesitancy, parents have real concerns. it s one thing when you take a vaccine for yourself, but when you are talking about your children, it s an entirely different equation. and so what i would like to tell parents out there is that the vaccines have been studied in the demographic of 12 to 16-year-olds. they have been proven to be safe. there s no issues in terms of
have been finfected with a miss which is an illness when the immune system turns on itself. a expensive drug is used to treat it, ivig. this boy is 9 and he had covid and recovered and then his antibodies attacked his own organs, including his heart, causing misk. he s on the mend now. really scary. really scary. reporter: the hospital has seen 32 mis-c cases in two weeks and the ends of this month they expect to pass a hundred and keeping these kids alive will be depending on sourcing the drug. if you think that it won t
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by Elissa Lawrence
Premium Content It was one minute, maybe two, that her toddler was out of sight. Zac Moana, 18 months, had been happily playing with his older siblings and cousins at his grandparents house but his mother, Jane Moana - acting on an instinct to lay eyes upon her youngest son - went to investigate. Horrifyingly, she found him unresponsive in the pool. With the pool fence closed and Zac floating face up in the water, Moana jumped in, pulled him out, screamed for help and immediately began CPR. Fortunately, all ended well for Zac. He regained consciousness and was discharged from hospital with no lasting damage, noreven any memory of his close call.
by Elissa Lawrence
Premium Content It was one minute, maybe two, that her toddler was out of sight. Zac Moana, 18 months, had been happily playing with his older siblings and cousins at his grandparents house but his mother, Jane Moana - acting on an instinct to lay eyes upon her youngest son - went to investigate. Horrifyingly, she found him unresponsive in the pool. With the pool fence closed and Zac floating face up in the water, Moana jumped in, pulled him out, screamed for help and immediately began CPR. Fortunately, all ended well for Zac. He regained consciousness and was discharged from hospital with no lasting damage, noreven any memory of his close call.