Thanks to advancements in technology, 6-week-old Kaiba Gionfriddo survived a rare lung obstruction called bronchial malacia and is now a thriving toddler. Gionfriddo was out to eat with his parents the first time he stopped breathing and was not diagnosed with the condition until much later. At its worst, the condition was causing baby Kaiba to stop breathing on a daily basis. When he was finally diagnosed, desperate doctors opted to try an experimental treatment--and you won't BELIEVE how and the miraculous results!
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