Kathryn Miller

2 weeks ago | keranews.org | Kathryn Miller

Tarrant County Public Health announced April 30 a potential measles exposure in Arlington. The public health agency was notified by Denton County Public Health that an individual has tested positive for measles and was infectious while visiting two Arlington venues on April 19:Texas Live!, 1650 E. Randol Mill Road, on the afternoon of April 19. Globe Life Field, 734 Stadium Drive, for a Texas Rangers game against the Los Angeles Dodgers from 3 p.m. through the evening of April 19.

2 weeks ago | fortworthreport.org | Kathryn Miller

Tarrant County Public Health announced April 30 a potential measles exposure in Arlington. The public health agency was notified by Denton County Public Health that an individual has tested positive for measles and was infectious while visiting two Arlington venues on April 19:Texas Live!, 1650 E. Randol Mill Road, on the afternoon of April 19. Globe Life Field, 734 Stadium Drive, for a Texas Rangers game against the Los Angeles Dodgers from 3 p.m. through the evening of April 19.

2 weeks ago | fortworthreport.org | Kathryn Miller

MJ Patrick suffered seven years of dialysis, chemotherapy, three brain aneurysms, died and was resuscitated back to life — all while waiting on the kidney transplant list. She was finally notified of the possibility for her life-transforming organ donation through Facebook Messenger. Patrick’s neighbor, who sent the Facebook message, then called. Her 29-year-old daughter had recently died and she wanted Patrick to receive her kidneys.

2 weeks ago | dentonrc.com | Kathryn Miller

Born prematurely at 27 weeks, MJ Hernandez came out of the womb unable to eat on his own. Following intensive feeding therapy, he was issued a gastrostomy button, placed in his stomach with a feeding pump, to provide his necessary nutrients. MJ also has chronic lung disease, cerebral palsy, hydrocephalus — a fluid buildup in the brain — and is on the autism spectrum. Now 10, he can eat by mouth, but still uses the G-button for water and medications, said his mother, Breanna Hernandez.

2 weeks ago | fortworthreport.org | Kathryn Miller

Born prematurely at 27 weeks, MJ Hernandez came out of the womb unable to eat on his own. Following intensive feeding therapy, he was issued a gastrostomy button, placed in his stomach with a feeding pump, to provide his necessary nutrients. MJ also has chronic lung disease, cerebral palsy, hydrocephalus — a fluid buildup in the brain — and is on the autism spectrum. Now 10, he can eat by mouth, but still uses the G-button for water and medications, said his mother, Breanna Hernandez.