Pictured: Mason and Ava, two of the UK's youngest corona 犠牲者s, who have beaten the 殺し屋 ウイルス at just six and seven weeks old

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These are the 直面するs of two of Britain's youngest coronavirus 犠牲者s, who have 戦う／戦いd the deadly 病気 at only a few weeks old.

Mason Atton, from Chesterfield in Derbyshire, was just six weeks when he developed a 39-degree 気温 and 叫び声をあげるd for ‘hours on end’ in 前線 of his helpless parents.?

Ava da Silva Jules, from Islington, north London, was only seven weeks old when she too developed a 最高気温, stopped taking her milk and started wheezing.?

Both were 急ぐd to hospital last month where specialists struggled to work out how best to help them, but have since 回復するd.?

Mason Atton was just six weeks old when he developed a 39-degree 気温 and 叫び声をあげるd for ‘hours on end’ in 前線 of his helpless parents

Ava da Silva Jules, from Islington, north London, was only seven weeks old when she too developed a 最高気温, stopped taking her milk and started wheezing

Both were 急ぐd to hospital where specialists struggled to work out how best to help them. Pictured: Ava with her father Ashleigh in hospital

Cruelly, Ava's (pictured above) mother could not be with her as she was self-孤立するing with a 執拗な cough. Fortunately both babies are now on the road to 回復

Cruelly, Ava's mother could not be with her as she was self-孤立するing with a 執拗な cough. Fortunately both babies are now on the road to 回復.?

The stricken pair are?の中で a growing number of babies across the country who have 契約d the 潜在的に deadly ウイルス.?

Today their parents 勧めるd others to 監視する their young children for any 調印するs of the deadly ウイルス and 警告するd it does not just 影響する／感情 the old and the 攻撃を受けやすい.

Mason's father Shaun Atton told MailOnline: ‘Don’t listen to anyone who says that coronavirus can only 影響する／感情 adults, it can 感染させる babies too.

‘（犯罪の）一味 111 and ask for help.’??

Mr Atton said when their son felt 貧しく they assumed he had a normal childhood fever but decided to 二塁打 check with the doctors.

‘Mason had a 最高気温 and was not taking his milk so we called 111 and asked for help,' he told MailOnline.

‘They advised us to take him to hospital because we could not get his 気温 負かす／撃墜する.?

Today their parents u rged others to 監視する their young children for any 調印するs of the deadly ウイルス and 警告するd it does not just 影響する／感情 the old and the 攻撃を受けやすい

Mr Atton said when their son felt 貧しく they assumed he had a normal childhood fever but decided to 二塁打 check with the doctors. After he was 診断するd Covid-19 doctors 警告するd his mottled 肌 could stay for six weeks (above)

Upon 審理，公聴会 Mason (pictured before he fell ill)? had coronavirus, Mt Atton said: 'It was such a shock. Then Mason got a really 最高気温 ? 39 degrees Centigrade ? and he was 叫び声をあげるing for hours on end'

As there is no 治療 for Covid-19, Mason was given paracetamol to bring the 気温 負かす／撃墜する and kept in 夜通し at Chesterfield 王室の Hospital until he felt better. Pictured with mum Danielle

They took him to Chesterfield 王室の Hospital where the doctor said he had 嫌疑者，容疑者／疑うd bronchitis.?

'They 実験（する）d him for Covid-19 同様に and Mason was 解放（する）d from hospital the に引き続いて day.'

It was only when they got home that they received a call from the pediatrician to tell them?he had 実験（する）d 肯定的な for Covid-19.

'It was such a shock,' he said. ‘Then Mason got a really 最高気温 ? 39 degrees Centigrade ? and he was 叫び声をあげるing for hours on end.

‘We took him 支援する to hospital but the pediatrician had to take advice from other doctors about how to 扱う／治療する him because the 病気 is so new.'

As there is no 治療 for Covid-19, Mason was given paracetamol to bring the 気温 負かす／撃墜する and kept in 夜通し again until he felt better.

The hospital pediatrician said although the symptoms of the ウイルス would last just a few days 味方する 影響s such as mottled 肌 could last for up to six weeks.?

Mr Atton, 35, a 乗り物 (n)艦隊／(a)素早い 経営者／支配人, 追加するd: ‘About a week before Mason fell ill I （機の）カム 支援する from London with a 最高気温 and a cough so I think I brought the ウイルス into the house.

‘I feel really 有罪の that I 感染させるd Mason and my partner Danielle.’?

New mother Vania da Silva 述べるd how heartbroken she was at not 存在 able to support Ava as she was 認める into University London College Hospital

Ava was wheezing and not breathing 適切に, her mother said. Her 気温 kept going up and reached 38.2 degrees centigrade

Little Ava was seven weeks old when she started becoming listless a couple of days after mother Vania developed a 執拗な cough. She 実験（する）d 肯定的な in hospital (above)

Ms da Silva told MailOnline: 'When they decided to take Ava (pictured before 落ちるing ill) to hospital I was not 許すd to go with her because I had symptoms ? only her dad, my partner Ashleigh ? could go'

New mother Vania da Silva?述べるd how heartbroken she was at not 存在 able to support Ava as she was 認める into University London College Hospital.

Ms da Silva told MailOnline: ‘Not 存在 able to be with my daughter when she went into hospital was the worst time of my life.

‘I couldn’t sleep, I couldn’t eat, I was so worried. I have never cried so much.’

Little Ava was seven weeks old when she started becoming listless a couple of days after mother Vania developed a 執拗な cough.

‘Ava was wheezing and not breathing 適切に. Her 気温 kept going up and reached 38.2 degrees centigrade.

‘I called 111 and it took about four hours for an 救急車 to arrive.

‘When I told the paramedics I had [Covid-19] symptoms they put on all their 保護の 器具／備品 to 診察する Ava.

‘And when they decided to take her to hospital I was not 許すd to go with her because I had symptoms ? only her dad, my partner Ashleigh ? could go.

‘The doctor thought she might have viral meningitis but she was 実験（する）d for the ウイルス 同様に.?

Ava (pictured after her illness) was kept for two nights and then 解放（する）d. Both babies are 推定する／予想するd to make 十分な 回復s.

Mason's (pictured before getting ill) father Shaun Atton told MailOnline: ‘Don’t listen to anyone who says that coronavirus can only 影響する／感情 adults, it can 感染させる babies too'

‘T hey were put in their own room and the nurse wore all the 保護の 器具／備品 when they （機の）カム in the room.

‘The 実験（する） was 肯定的な and my partner Ashleigh broke 負かす／撃墜する in 涙／ほころびs when he told me on the phone.??

‘I was 荒廃させるd, 特に because I could not be with her.’?

Ava was kept in for two nights and 解放（する）d the next day.?

‘People say that babies cannot catch the ウイルス but 明確に they can,' Ms da Silva 追加するd. 'People don’t realise how serious this is.'