



Cathy Hansbury holds up her son Joe Jr's, 14, shirt to reveal the mark which turned out to be the first signs of MRSA. Hansbury was in the middle of a wrestling match in Jan. '09 when his right strap fell and an official noticed the bump. A few days later, Hansbury was admitted to St. Christopher's Hospital for Children with a fever. He later spent 8 days in intensive care, and 25 days in the hospital. Joe reveals a scar as a result of several surgeries on his leg and shoulder due to osteomyeolitis, an infection of the muscle and bone.
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