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New hope exists for babies born with a potentially deadly birth defect.A specialist at All Children s Hospital in St. Petersburg has a record of saving more lives than anyone else. I was asked to terminate my pregnancy. We were told he wouldn t make it, said Stefanie Schram, recalling what she was told when her son, Samuel, was born.Ten-month-old Samuel Schram was diagnosed at 13 weeks with a hole in his diaphragm. Five days after he was born, Samuel went into major surgery.The doctor took out his organs to put them back where they were supposed to go, because his intestines, his stomach and his spleen shifted up into his chest cavity, Stefanie said.The Schramstrusted one man to do the surgery, David Kays, who specializes in a medical condition known as congenital diaphragmatic hernia at All Children s Hospital. The obstetricians and perinatologists nationally really don t understand how good survival can be that s part of our mission is to let people know, but a lot of moms when <a href=https://www.nikedunk.us>dunks shoes they re diagnosed with this condition are offered termination ve hoka ry early, Kays said.About 1,000 babies a year are diagnosed with congenital diaphragmatic hernia in the United States. Kays said nationally, less tha adidas campus n half survive, but in his hands, about 90% survive. We believe they all can survive so we don t give up on anybody and we give everybody their chance, Kays said.He didn t give up on 9-month-old Jaxson, who had 95% of his diaphragm missing and 7 surgeries. You fight with them you re righ
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The federal government is not required to provide access to the Colorado River to residents of the Navajo Nation Reservation, the Supreme Court ruled in a 5-4 decision Thursday.Justice Neil Gorsuch broke with the court s other conservatives in his dissent.The case was a loss for the Navajosas they claimed the U.S. has interfered with their water access. They contend that an 1868 treaty requires the U.S. to provide them with water access. The tribe says the U.S. is required by the treaty to help provide pipelines, pumps and other infrastructure to allow them to better access water.But the Supreme Court ruled the U.S. is not obligated to do so. It says, instead, that Congress and the president can enact laws to assist Navajos with their water needs. It is not the Judiciarys role to rewrite and update this 155-year-old treaty. Rather, Congress and the President may enact 鈥?and often have enacted 鈥?laws to assist the citizens of the western United States, including the Navajos, with their water needs, wrote Justice Brett Kavanaugh in his majority opinion.The ruling comes as states and ot <a href=https://www.stanley-mugs.us>stanley cup her groups battle over access to water from the Colorado River. Increasing population, climate change and droughts have combined to make water resources more scarce in the Southwestern stanley taza U.S.SEE MORE: Tribe, US officials reach deal to save Colorado River waterTerri James, an agricultural science teacher at a Navajo Nation high school, told Scripps News in March that water suppl stanley flask ies have dwindled on Uued UWM dorm evacuated after carbon monoxide leak, students taken to hospital
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