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13-Year-Old Hit By Driver On Queens Sidewalk Dies At Hospital
Gothamist According to the Times-Ledger, some outlets reported that Gomez may have died of an asthma attack, but the medical examiner could not confirm that. The Post's sources claim Gomez only suffered minor injuries in the crash, but was admitted to Elmhurst … |
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Mold Miracle: 13-year-old Girl Gets Second Chance after Asthma Attack
CIproud.com … saying that your child's dead, the day after her birthday, is just unexplainable," says Brown. "I don't wish that upon nobody." Mold growing inside gave Brown's 13-year-old daughter, Sheila, an asthma attack so severe, Brown says it killed her … |
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Missing Dorchester 13-year-old boy with asthma has been found
Boston.com LaRue Henderson, who has a history of asthma and did not have his medication with him when he disappeared from his home yesterday at about 1 pm, was found and returned to his residence, police said in a statement. A Boston police spokeswoman had no … Missing Boston teen last seen at Dorchester address Boy, 13, Reported Missing Police Looking For Missing 13-Year-Old Dorchester Boy |
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Boston police search for missing 13-year-old; boy has asthma history and no medication
According to Boston.com Boston police are looking for the public’s help in finding a 13-year-old boy who has been missing since Tuesday afternoon.
LaRue Henderson has a history of asthma and does not have his medication, police said in a statement.
He went missing from his Dorchester home at about 1 p.m. Tuesday.
LaRue was last seen wearing a dark blue “puffy” coat with a fur collar and the “Mecca” brand name on the back, a gray thermal shirt, blue jeans and white Nike sneakers with a red swoosh and black trim.
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The boy has been in the city for two months and does not know the area, police said.
Police asked anyone with information on the boy’s whereabouts call 911 or the Area B-2 detectives at 617-343-4275.