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Mark Ruffalo got fired from Marvel

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Trump: Kavanaugh sex assault claims were 'all made up'

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Michael is now officially a hurricane. Gov. Rick Scott called on 500 members of the Florida National Guard to assist with preparations and planning ahead of the hurricane's landfall, according to a statement from the governor's office.

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Girlfriend's 'controlling' list of 22 rules for boyfriend goes viral: 'She sounds crazy'

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Sounds like a bridezilla in the making.

While it isn't that uncommon for couples to have unspoken rules to ensure a happy relationship, one woman took it to the extreme by drafting a lengthy contract detailing 22 requirements for her boyfriend to sign.

The list was first shared on Twitter by a guy who found it in a used car he had purchased, but he then deleted it because people thought it was his own girlfriend who had made it and she was being harassed, according to The Daily Mirror.
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The list has since resurfaced online after BoredPanda shared images of it along with comments from horrified readers.

The rules are:

1. You are NOT to have a single girls phone number

2. You are NOT to follow them on any social media (including Instagram, Snapchat, and Twitter)

3. You are NOT to hang out with Keegan (including his house or anywhere public)

4. You are NOT to go to Honda without me

5. You are NOT to hang out with your friends more than two times a week

6. You are NOT to look at a single girl

7. If girls come up to you at any place or anytime you are to WALK away

8. Mo is to NOT hang out (with) us every time we hang out

9. You are NOT to ask for h--d

10. You are NOT to get mad at me about a single thing ever again

11. You are NOT to bring up Tyler, Noah, Deven, or Josh ever again

12. You are NOT allowed to drink unless I am with you

13. I am allowed to do a phone check when EVER I please

14. If we move in there are NEVER to be girls at our house

15. If we move in together your friends will RARELY be allowed over

16. If I catch you around girls I kill you

17. You are NOT to ditch me for your friends

18. Austin does NOT CONTROL WHEN I HANG OUT WITH YOU!

19. We are to go on a legit date once every two weeks at least

20. If I say jump you say "how high princess"

21. You are to make sure you tell me you love me once a day at least so I know you're not messing around

22. You are to NEVER take longer than 10 mins to text me back.

"Run!!!" one person wrote.

"She sounds crazy but it also sounds like he cheated and she took him back," someone commented.

"A classic example of what abusive behavior in women can look like. This isn't cute or sweet or just for anyone's own good, this is controlling," another person wrote.
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This isn't the first time a surprisingly strict list has gone viral. Last month, a bride's " rules and regulations " for her upcoming wedding shocked Reddit users, including stipulations such as "kindly refrain from upstaging the bride on her big day - oh, and no admission without a gift of $75 or more."

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Girlfriend's 'controlling' list of 22 rules for boyfriend goes viral: 'She sounds crazy'

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Sounds like a bridezilla in the making. While it isn't that uncommon for couples to have unspoken rules to ensure a happy relationship, one woman took it to the extreme by drafting a lengthy contract detailing 22 requirements for her boyfriend to sign.

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the actor Chris evens is stepping down as captain america

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OLATHE, Kan. -- Police in Olathe are searching for a suspect in the area of  119th and Ridgeview Monday.

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OLATHE, Kan. -- Police in Olathe are searching for a suspect in the area of 119th and Ridgeview Monday.

While police would not immediately say what the suspect was wanted for, they did say it began as a traffic stop in connection with another investigation. Sgt. Logan Bonney said the suspect and another person ran away from the stop and at some point shots were fired.

Police arrested one of the two people who were in the car. The other got away.

"This person we are trying to find is armed, and we're considering him extremely dangerous," Bonney told FOX4. "We don't want anyone to confront that individual. Have numerous law enforcement agencies in this area, lots of police actively looking for this individual. We are asking if you see someone matching that description just to call 911."

Bonney said the suspect they are looking for is a Hispanic male, wearing all black. He has on a jacket with a red stripe.

As of 12:30 p.m. Monday, the suspect was still on the run.

Olathe School District confirms that Washington Elementary, Santa Fe Trail Middle School and Mahaffie Elementary are currently in a precautionary lock down while officers search for the suspect. The Farmer's Insurance building is also on lock down.

While police have not confirmed that the suspect was the same man involved in several aggravated robberies at Olathe convenience stores late Sunday into early Monday, he does have many similarities to the suspect in the photos police released. See the photos below.

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Olathe police search for suspect near 119th and Ridgeview

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OLATHE, Kan. -- Police in Olathe are searching for a suspect in the area of 119th and Ridgeview Monday. While police would not immediately say what the suspect was wanted for, they did say it began as a traffic stop in connection with another investigation. Sgt.

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The driver of a limo carrying 17 people ran a red light, killing everyone in the limo and 3 pedestrians. Police say that the driver was not properly certified to drive the limo.

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Catastrophic limo crash kills 20, but no one knows what's to blame

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This was a limo filled with exuberance -- 17 birthday party guests who had many reasons to celebrate.

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Crosby missed his first four field-goal attempts before connecting on a 41-yarder with seven seconds remaining. He also missed an extra point with 9:01 left in the game following Davante Adams' 12-yard touchdown reception to bring Green Bay to within 11 points.

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Green Bay Packers kicker Mason Crosby had a Sunday to forget in his team's 31-23 loss to the Detroit Lions.

Crosby missed his first four field-goal attempts before connecting on a 41-yarder with seven seconds remaining. He also missed an extra point with 9:01 left in the game following Davante Adams' 12-yard touchdown reception to bring Green Bay to within 11 points.

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Mason Crosby has missed 5 kicks (4 FG, 1 XP) for a possible 13 points. Packers trail the Lions 31-20 😐 https://t.co/bGzVOCsh1J

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According to ESPN.com's Bill Barnwell, four other kickers missed five total kicks in one game prior to Crosby.

The 34-year-old had been nearly automatic entering Week 5. He connected on 10 of his 11 field-goal attempts and eight of his nine extra points. In Green Bay's 22-0 Week 4 win over the Buffalo Bills, he hit a pair of field goals from 52 yards out.

It would be unfair to blame Crosby for Sunday's loss, but fans couldn't help but point out his four misses were worth 13 points in a game where eight points was the difference.

NFL teams have been remorseless when it comes to cutting ties with struggling kickers.

The Cleveland Browns releasedZane Gonzalez one day after he missed two field goals and two extra points in a 21-18 defeat to the New Orleans Saints. The Minnesota Vikings waited two days before parting ways with Daniel Carlson after he missed on all three attempts in a 29-29 tie with the Packers.

Crosby has spent his entire career in Green Bay after the Packers selected him in the sixth round of the 2007 draft, thus building a level of equity with head coach Mike McCarthy.

The Packers play the San Francisco 49ers on Oct. 15 before their bye in Week 7. They might be willing to give Crosby at least one more game before seriously considering a change at kicker.

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Mason Crosby Misses 4 Field Goals and an Extra Point in Packers' Loss to Lions

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Green Bay Packers Joseph Zucker Rey Del Rio/Associated Press @@JosephZucker Twitter Logo Featured Columnist Green Bay Packers kicker Mason Crosby had a Sunday to forget in his team's 31-23 loss to the Detroit Lions. Crosby missed his first four field-goal attempts before connecting on a 41-yarder with seven seconds remaining.

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A McDonald’s in Multnomah County, Ore., is being sued for $1.56 million by a 14-year-old girl who claims she suffered serious burns on her abdomen and lower body by a scalding cup of hot water allegedly served and spilled on her by a restaurant employee.

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Oregon teen suing McDonald's after allegedly sustaining serious burns from scalding hot cup of water

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The lawsuit, filed October 4 in Multnomah County Circuit Court, alleges that a McDonald's employee served the unidentified minor a dangerously hot cup of water on July 29, 2017.

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Eric Reid, a defensive back with the Carolina Panthers, took a knee on the field on Sunday during the national anthem before a game against the New York Giants.

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Eric Reid, a defensive back with the Carolina Panthers, took a knee on the field on Sunday during the national anthem before a game against the New York Giants.

The game marked Reid's return to the NFL after an uncertain few months as a free agent which he believes were because of his continued protests against racism and police brutality.

Reid's contract with the San Francisco 49ers expired in March and he remained unsigned until two weeks ago, when he joined the Panthers on a one-year contract.

The news of Reid rejoining the NFL came amid speculation by some fans and players that the 26-year-old had not been signed due to his activism on the field.

"I think we all know why he hasn't received a call," Carolina Panthers wide receiver Torrey Smith, a member of the NFL Players Coalition, said days before Reid was signed by the Panthers, echoing a suggestion previously made by others in the coalition, including Devin McCourty from the New England Patriots, and Malcolm Jenkins from the Philadelphia Eagles.

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"The notion that I can be a great signing for your team for cheap, not because of my skill set but because I've protested systemic oppression, is ludicrous," Reid tweeted in March.

Reid was the first to join teammate Colin Kaepernick in taking a knee during the National Anthem in 2016.

He continued his protest even after Kaepernick's contract wasn't renewed at the end of the 2016 season, and he and other players who followed suit have become targets of President Donald Trump, who launched an ongoing battle with the NFL in September 2017 for allowing the protests. In August of this year, Trump said that players who don't take a knee should be "suspended without pay."

Reid and Kaepernick filed a grievance against the NFL in May, claiming that league owners colluded to keep them from playing because of their protests on the field.

Reid said last week he wasn't sure whether his protests for social justice would include taking a knee during the national anthem but added that he doesn't plan on dropping his grievance against the NFL even after getting signed.

Kaepernick, who has remained unsigned, has continued to work for social justice issues, becoming a symbol of the modern civil rights movement.

On Sunday, Kaepernick tweeted his support for Reid's protest.

"My Brother @E_Reid35, with @KSTiLLS and @iThinkIsee12, continue to take a knee against systemic oppression. They are unwavering in their conviction! #ImWithReid," former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick tweeted on Sunday, in support of Reid.

ABC News has reached out to the NFL for a request for comment, but a call was not immediately returned.

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Eric Reid takes a knee during national anthem upon his return to the NFL

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Eric Reid, a defensive back with the Carolina Panthers, took a knee on the field on Sunday during the national anthem before a game against the New York Giants. The game marked Reid's return to the NFL after an uncertain few months as a free agent which he believes were because of his continued protests against racism and police brutality.

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A SUV that was modified into limo and failed inspection crashed in upstate NY. 20 people died including the 17 passengers, the driver, and two pedestrians.

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Catastrophic limo crash kills 20, but no one knows what's to blame

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Bill Cosby wants out of prison, lawyers want case tossed: report

It’s been less than two weeks since Bill Cosby got sentenced and his lawyers are already trying to get him out of prison — and the judge in his case tossed, too.

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Bill Cosby wants out of prison, lawyers want case tossed: report

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It's been less than two weeks since Bill Cosby got sentenced and his lawyers are already trying to get him out of prison - and the judge in his case tossed, too.

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'UFO spotted' over Myrtle Beach, disturbing onlookers.  Mysterious lights were spotted above Myrtle Beach, S.C. in August, raising questions about what the lights were and where they came from.  The video has also been uploaded to YouTube, with the description noting "A [massive] "spaceship" was spotted apparently hovering over a beach during a thunderstorm."

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Mysterious lights were spotted above Myrtle Beach, S.C. in August, raising questions about what the lights were and where they came from.

"UFOs over Myrtle Beach? Video catches mysterious lights over resort town," reported The State, Columbia's local newspaper, noting that the video was also posted to UFO Stalker, a UFO-centric website.

The video has also been uploaded to YouTube, with the description noting "A [massive] "spaceship" was spotted apparently hovering over a beach during a thunderstorm."

The person who submitted the video to MUFON said they were taking pictures and a time-lapse video of the thunderstorm and did not notice the strange lights until they got home.
UFO SPECULATION SURGES AFTER NORTH CAROLINA VIDEO GOES VIRAL
"Taking pictures and time lapse of the incoming storm," the person wrote on the website. "[I] was taking the pictures off the edge of a long pier after dark, so there were no reflective surfaces around. [I] did not notice the objects until i returned home and checked the photograph and video."

The video was taken on Aug. 5 but was only uploaded to the website on Oct. 4, 59 days later.

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UFO spotted over Myrtle Beach, disturbing onlookers

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Mysterious lights were spotted above Myrtle Beach, S.C. in August, raising questions about what the lights were and where they came from. "UFOs over Myrtle Beach? Video catches mysterious lights over resort town," reported The State, Columbia's local newspaper, noting that the video was also posted to UFO Stalker, a UFO-centric website.

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'Crazy' controlling girlfriend, creates a list of 22 rules for her boyfriend to sign and follow

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Sounds like a bridezilla in the making.

While it isn't that uncommon for couples to have unspoken rules to ensure a happy relationship, one woman took it to the extreme by drafting a lengthy contract detailing 22 requirements for her boyfriend to sign.

The list was first shared on Twitter by a guy who found it in a used car he had purchased, but he then deleted it because people thought it was his own girlfriend who had made it and she was being harassed, according to The Daily Mirror.
WHY YOU MIGHT NOT WANT TO TOUCH THE RESTAURANT'S PEPPER SHAKERS
The list has since resurfaced online after BoredPanda shared images of it along with comments from horrified readers.

The rules are:

1. You are NOT to have a single girls phone number

2. You are NOT to follow them on any social media (including Instagram, Snapchat, and Twitter)

3. You are NOT to hang out with Keegan (including his house or anywhere public)

4. You are NOT to go to Honda without me

5. You are NOT to hang out with your friends more than two times a week

6. You are NOT to look at a single girl

7. If girls come up to you at any place or anytime you are to WALK away

8. Mo is to NOT hang out (with) us every time we hang out

9. You are NOT to ask for h--d

10. You are NOT to get mad at me about a single thing ever again

11. You are NOT to bring up Tyler, Noah, Deven, or Josh ever again

12. You are NOT allowed to drink unless I am with you

13. I am allowed to do a phone check when EVER I please

14. If we move in there are NEVER to be girls at our house

15. If we move in together your friends will RARELY be allowed over

16. If I catch you around girls I kill you

17. You are NOT to ditch me for your friends

18. Austin does NOT CONTROL WHEN I HANG OUT WITH YOU!

19. We are to go on a legit date once every two weeks at least

20. If I say jump you say "how high princess"

21. You are to make sure you tell me you love me once a day at least so I know you're not messing around

22. You are to NEVER take longer than 10 mins to text me back.

"Run!!!" one person wrote.

"She sounds crazy but it also sounds like he cheated and she took him back," someone commented.

"A classic example of what abusive behavior in women can look like. This isn't cute or sweet or just for anyone's own good, this is controlling," another person wrote.
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This isn't the first time a surprisingly strict list has gone viral. Last month, a bride's " rules and regulations " for her upcoming wedding shocked Reddit users, including stipulations such as "kindly refrain from upstaging the bride on her big day - oh, and no admission without a gift of $75 or more."

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Girlfriend's 'controlling' list of 22 rules for boyfriend goes viral: 'She sounds crazy'

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The Kansas City Chiefs are 5-0 with an impressive win against the Jacksonville Jaguars. During the game,  DE Chris Jones and LB Dee Ford were ejected.  They didn't leave without an impact on the game.  Jones had a pick-six and Ford had five tackles, a sack, and a forced fumble by the Chiefs.

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Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Chris Jones' and linebacker Dee Ford's days were done early. But not before they went out with a bang. A few of them, actually.

Jones was ejected in the third quarter after punching a Jacksonville Jaguar in the back of the thigh during a PAT attempt of the Chiefs' 30-14 win Sunday.

Jones added to the lead in the first half went he deftly read Blake Bortles' screen pass and returned an interception 20 yards for a touchdown. The pick-6 put the Chiefs ahead, 20-0, going into halftime.

Jones also had a sack, as the Chiefs have effectually harassed Bortles for the entire afternoon. Among those doing so was Ford, who was ejected in the fourth quarter after taunting Bortles while earning a second personal foul.

Ford collected five tackles, including a sack, and forced a fumble from Bortles that Kansas City recovered. The Chiefs forced five turnovers from Bortles and sacked him five times.

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Chiefs' Chris Jones, Dee Ford ejected vs. Jaguars

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Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Chris Jones' and linebacker Dee Ford's days were done early. But not before they went out with a bang. A few of them, actually. Jones was ejected in the third quarter after punching a Jacksonville Jaguar in the back of the thigh during a PAT attempt of the Chiefs' 30-14 win Sunday.

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20 people were killed Saturday in upstate New York when a limousine failed to stop at an intersection and slammed into an SUV

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Video by CBS New York

NEW YORK - Police said Sunday 20 people were killed Saturday in upstate New York when a limousine failed to stop at an intersection and slammed into an SUV in the town of Schoharie, about 25 miles west of Albany, the state Capitol.

At a press conference Sunday afternoon, authorities said all 20 victims were adults. Eighteen of those killed were in the limousine, and two victims were bystanders.

"Everyone inside the limousine was killed," said Christopher Fiore, first deputy superintendent of the New York State Police.

State police said the crash occurred just before 2 p.m. Saturday when the limousine, a 2001 Ford Excursion, crossed the intersection of State Route 30 and State Route 30A, traveling at about 50 mph. The limo struck an unoccupied Toyota Highlander in a parking lot of a local country store, which then hit and killed the two bystanders.

Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) were on hand to assist in the investigation. Chairman Robert Sumwalt said the crash was "the most deadly transportation accident in this country since February 2009," when a plane crashed into a house outside Buffalo, New York, killing 49 people. Sumwalt said he expected the NTSB's investigation to take about five days.

Amy Dunlop-Johnson said three members of her family - her cousins Richie and Axel Steenburg, and cousin-in-law Amy Steenburg - were in the limousine and died in the crash. Local news outlets initially reported the limousine was carrying a wedding party, but Dunlop-Johnson said the limo was transporting the group between wineries in the area, which is a popular fall tourist destination.

The limo crashed into bystanders at the Apple Barrel Country Store and Cafe.In a Facebook post Saturday, the store wrote "there was a horrific accident in front of our business today." In another post Sunday, the store said it was open for business "and could use your hugs."

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said in a statement he had directed state agencies "to provide every resource necessary to aid in this investigation and determine what led to this tragedy."

"I join all New Yorkers in mourning these deaths and share in the unspeakable sorrow experienced by their families and loved ones during this extremely difficult time," Cuomo said.

At least six ambulances and two helicopters responded to the crash, CBS affiliate WRGB-TV reported. The names of the victims were being withheld pending notification of next of kin and the completion of autopsies.

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Police said Sunday that 20 people were killed on Saturday in upstate New York when a limousine failed to stop at an intersection and slammed into an SUV. The Albany Times Union reported a limousine was carrying a wedding party when it crashed in the town of Schoharie, about 25 miles west of Albany.

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An Ohio mother has issued a stark warning to others about the importance of using bug spray after her 7-year-old son’s headache turned into a life-threatening diagnosis. Joshua Gay, of Canton, played soccer outside on Aug. 27 and started complaining of a headache a few days later, The Canton Repository reported.

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An Ohio mother has issued a stark warning to others about the importance of using bug spray after her 7-year-old son's headache turned into a life-threatening diagnosis. Joshua Gay, of Canton, played soccer outside on Aug. 27 and started complaining of a headache a few days later, The Canton Repository reported.

"I checked him for a fever and took him to school," Carissa Gambs, an emergency room nurse at Aultman Hospital, told the news outlet. "The teacher sent me an email later saying he had a fever."

Gambs said she followed typical protocol and gave him Children's Tylenol and Motrin before he went to spend the night at his father's house. The next morning, however, the fever spiked to 104.2.
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"I thought it was just an early flu or back-to-school germs," Gambs told the news outlet.

Gambs said there were no outward signs that would be concerning, but the fever prompted her to keep him home from school on Aug. 30.

"I came into his room and called him, but he was unresponsive," she told The Canton Repository. "He was having a focal seizure."

Joshua was rushed to Aultman Hospital before he was transferred to Akron's Children's Hospital where he was diagnosed with La Crosse encephalitis.

The virus is transmitted to humans through an infected mosquito bite and may cause fever, headache, nausea, vomiting, and tiredness in patients who exhibit symptoms, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Severe cases in children under 16 can result in seizures, coma, paralysis or even death, and it may leave patients suffering from long-term disabilities.

While there is no specific treatment for the virus, symptoms are typically managed on a case-by-case basis. According to the CDC, the best way to prevent the virus is by using insect repellent, or wearing long sleeves, long pants and socks.

"This has been a parent's worst nightmare, the things that have happened and the fears that we had," Gambs told the news outlet.
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Joshua was discharged from the hospital in September, but not before he was intubated and placed on a ventilator for six days while doctors worked to control his seizures and bring his fever under control. He has returned to school but faces at least four weeks of physical therapy to help with his balance issues and leg weakness, as well as follow-ups with several neurological specialists, and occupational therapists. He is also at a higher risk for seizure reoccurrence.

Gambs said the experience has left her son terrified of medical professionals, but that he has come a long way in his recovery.

"Life will go back to normal I think," Gambs wrote, in part, in a Sept. 24 Facebook post, after Joshua was released. "I see bad things often at work [at the ER]. I might be bothered for a few days, have a lasting memory but my life goes on. I'm struggling. I cry, I'm angry, I'm easily irritated, I can't sleep and if I do now I have nightmares.

"I am very thankful for the people in my life," the post said. "I have had more support than I know what to do with. My child came home. That is all I asked for. He is home and stronger each day. He looks normal. His legs are weak. The glue is almost out of his hair. He has a scar on his right arm. He has toddler type tantrums now as a side effect, perhaps life long. He is at a 30 percent chance for seizures as well. But he is alive and home."

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Ohio boy, 7, diagnosed with life-threatening mosquito-borne virus

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An Ohio mother has issued a stark warning to others about the importance of using bug spray after her 7-year-old son's headache turned into a life-threatening diagnosis. Joshua Gay, of Canton, played soccer outside on Aug. 27 and started complaining of a headache a few days later, The Canton Repository reported.