A Connecticut toddler who was facing life-threatening injuries after he swallowed a button battery has relearned how to walk and talk since being released from the hospital. Cameron Soto, who spent over two months at Connecticut Children’s Hospital, is being called a “miracle” by his parents. HORSE KNOCKS OUT TEEN'S TEETH WITH KICK TO THE FACE“When they told me it looks like a button battery, I started screaming because I knew,” she said. The boy was rushed to Connecticut Children’s where surgeons removed the battery, and he was intubated for over two months. He lost the ability to eat, walk and talk while he was recovering, and still relies on a trach to help him breathe.

Source: Fox News May 10, 2018 16:07 UTC