Lucio Satar, a healthy eight-year-old boy in Minnesota, began feeling sick with the flu on Jan. 24. He died Wednesday of pneumonia, a complication from the flu.
Across the U.S., about 100 children die every year from flu complications, according to Patsy Stinchfield, a pediatric nurse practitioner who leads the Minnesota Immunization Practices Advisory Committee.
Advice to parents: Please have your families vaccinated against the flu.
Read the story in the Lacrosse Tribune.
Wow; There is so much i can say.
ReplyDeletei didnt really KNOW KNOW Lucio Satar but i knew him enough to say that he was a VERY bright and special kid. im very close to one of his siblings and it hurts to see how bad it hurt him and his family; but god needed such a great boy more than we did.
people who knew and loved Lucio Satar will reunite with him someday, just think of it as that hes in a better place where he no longer had to go through the pain. so please mourne no more.
God bless you Lucio Satar.
ReplyDeleteWe miss you Lucio.
ReplyDeleteI wish u were still here u and me..no..u and ur classmates(including me) we all would've graduated together this year in 6th...I miss you..wait no..we all miss you Lucio!!!
ReplyDelete-Kaitlyn Vu
P.S. Happy belated birthday Lucio.