8-month-old girl welcomed home after treatment in Boston for rare medical condition Share Updated: 6:39 PM EDT May 4, 2021
8-month-old girl welcomed home after treatment in Boston for rare medical condition Share Updated: 6:39 PM EDT May 4, 2021
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Show Transcript ACCESS AROUND THE WORLD. THIS WAS SPACEX’S 25TH STARLINK MISSION. THIS WAS ALSO THE ROCKET BOOSTER’S NINTH TIME FLYING. MEREDITH: A WARM HOMECOMING TONIGHT FOR AN OCALA FAMILY AND THEIR 8-MONTH-OLD BABY GIRL. LAWSON PEYTON SPENT THE PAST FEW MONTHS AT BOSTON’S CHILDREN HOSPITAL. SHE WAS BORN WITH A RARE MEDICAL CONDITION WHICH PREVENTS HER BODY FROM MAKING WHITE AND RED BLOOD CELLS, AS WELL AS PLATELETS. WHILE LAWSON UNDERWENT A BONE MARROW TRANSPLANT, HER CENTRAL FLORIDA COMMUNITY HOSTED FUNDRAISERS AND OTHER EVENTS
Originally posted on Sportsnaut | By Vincent Frank | Last updated 3/15/21
The first day of NFL free agency was something else around the league. Hundreds of millions in cold hard cash being thrown around despite the revenue downfall created by COVID-19.
Going away from their MO, the New England Patriots spent more money on Monday than during any offseason over the past decade. It’s clear Bill Belichick and Co. want to return to relevance after their first losing season since 2000.
On the other hand, it appears that the Seattle Seahawks remained largely quiet while they figure out what to do with disgruntled quarterback Russell Wilson. And while the Houston Texans made a ton of moves, none of them are likely going to change Deshaun Watson’s stance.