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Rare summertime RSV spike putting children in the ICU They had 20 doctors operating on him and we felt so helpless. We felt like it was the end. It s an unexplainable experience. Author: Erika Ferrando (WWL) Updated: 6:26 PM CDT June 30, 2021
BATON ROUGE, La. Grayson Handy turns five months old Thursday. Luckily, he will be at home instead of in a hospital, but he is still struggling to breathe. Grayson has been fighting a severe case of RSV, Respiratory Syncytial Virus. Coughing, he had a fever, then his breathing changed, his mother, Skyla Jackson said.
She said Grayson started getting sick a week and a half ago.