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Myles Stephenson Shares Health Scares of His Children

Myles Stephenson Shares Health Scares of His Children
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  • Myles Stephenson's daughter hospitalized after a frightening seizure.
  • Stephanie's daughter turned blue and breathless during the seizure.
  • Son Shiloh struggles with hemiplegic cerebral palsy from a stroke.
  • Family explores Botox treatment to help Shiloh's partial paralysis.
  • Stephenson advises parents to learn about febrile seizures.
  • GK Barry and Ella Rutherford prioritize careers before marriage.
  • Ella plays for Ipswich Town, and Barry is known for her podcast.
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