
What to know about Kenya's first Ebola case and how officials are responding
By Marcus Chen
WPLG Local 10
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On the first birthday of baby Jay ce, his family returned to the hospital he was born in to celebrate not only an anniversary, but the long life ahead of a survivor. While Jay ce is happy and healthy just in time for his birthday, the day of his birth wasn t easy. When Jay ce was still in the womb, Memorial Healthcare System doctors noticed something unusual: a mass in Jay ce s neck was blocking his airflow. He wouldn t be able to breathe once he was born. For a doctor to tell you, you know, get prepared for the worst, I mean, that s all we would hear, said Jay ce s grandmother, Silvia Soriano. It s get prepared for the worst.' Jay ce s mother, Juliana Soriano, was devastated. It was a tough battle from when I first got told my baby wasn t gonna make it, Juliana said. Being 18, it being my first pregnancy. It hit me harder than I don t know what. But doctors at Memorial Regional Hospital got to work. We performed a 3D ultrasound to really be able to in
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