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“Two young children on the North Shore were recently diagnosed with a rare disease that inflames the arteries, and one has died, according to WWL television.Charles “Dooey” De Silva III, a six-year-old from Slidell, succumbed to Kawasaki disease, the prevalence of which is significantly higher in people of east Asian descent.” – THINK MARTIAL ARTS

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“SLIDELL — Charles “Dooey” De Silva III was an outgoing six-year-old with a love for fun and a knack for karate.” – THINK BARE FEET RUBBING & FRICTION REPEATEDLY ON RUBBER MATS AND CREATING LOTS OF ELECTRICAL DISCHARGE OVER AND OVER

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“Jamie Jones, 7, once enjoyed football and even won several medals for wrestling. These are activities he can no longer participate in after a life-changing diagnosis – Kawasaki Disease”