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Amari, 2, mother out of hospital after COVID-19 battle by 20210803 Amari John and his mother Rachael Seales are recovering from COVID19 at home after being treated at hospital last week. COURTESY RACHAEL SEALES Jesse Ramdeo There is relief for the family of two-year-old Amari John, after the infant and his mother were discharged from hospital where they had been battling COVID-19. Last Thursday, Guardian Media reported that both mother and son were admitted to the Couva Medical and Training Facility after Amari became severely ill.
Race against time as infant battles rare disease and COVID-19 by 20210728 Rachael Seales comforts her two year old son Amari John at the Couva Hospital and Multi Training Facility as they both battle COVID-19. COURTESY RACHAEL SEALES Jesse Ramdeo As if battling a rare illness was not enough for two-year-old Amari John, the infant now has another obstacle he must overcome, COVID-19. Last December, Guardian Media captured John as he danced and spun to his favourite song, all while his health hung in the balance. Up until then, his parents Rachael Seales and Abiel ...
Infant, 2, needs life-saving surgery by 20201210 Little Amari John sits between his parents Racheal Seales and Abiel John. Amari suffers from Wiskott Aldrich syndrome and needs life-saving surgery urgently. COURTESY RACHEAL SEALES Jesse Ramdeo Little Amari John’s illness is so rare that he is believed to be the only patient being treated for it in Trinidad and Tobago and probably the entire Caribbean. He has had bouts of bleeding, recurrent infections and developed skin conditions, all before his second birthday.