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Topic: Kawasaki Disease Day- Jan 26th  (Read 535 times)

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beenfishin

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Time for my annual Kawasaki Disease Awareness Day reminder.    :smt001

Long story short:  very rare disease (19 out of every 100,000 kids), origin unknown, can be treated successfully but it must be caught within a 10-day window to reduces chances of coronary aneurysms.  My little dude came down with it when he was 3 year old, it was a bumpy couple years but we've got things under control now thanks to the awesome team at Lucile Packards Childrens Hospital.  I'm happy to say he's top in his class, a rockstar on the soccer field, and took 3rd in the Junior Angler of the Year last year....and gunning for the #1 slot this year!



BigJim

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So glad he is doing better!!!!!

 :smt008

Thanks for sharing the information for all of us as well!!!

 :smt006

Sincerely,

Jim

ps...LPCH rocks!!!  :smt004

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fisheducator

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Good to hear that he is a happy little fisherman 😊, that is a nasty disease for sure.
Remember to practice safe knots, because big fish don't just break your line, they also break your heart.


oldsurfer

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  • Date Registered: Apr 2016
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glad the little guys doing well,thanks for the info will  pass it on