Mother 明らかにする／漏らすs vaccinated son, 3, caught MEASLES in Chicago 突発／発生 linked to 侵略（する）／超過（する） migrant 避難所: 'I thought he was dying in my 武器'

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The mother of a toddler with measles has 明らかにする／漏らすd how she thought he would 'die in my 武器' after the little one fell sick with the 極端に 感染性の 病気.

Jessica Colleti, from Chicago, said her son Vincent, three, developed?a fiery, red, 無分別な on his 直面する in 早期に March that 速く spread 'all the way 負かす／撃墜する his 団体／死体'.

Within days of feeling sick, he had a '最高の empty' and 空いている look in his 注目する，もくろむs and almost 完全に stopped moving and speaking.

'I honestly thought he was going to die in my 武器,' she said. 'I just kept telling him that "mommy's getting help, and you're going to be okay".'

'I didn't think that [this] would happen to us. I never would have thought he would come 支援する 肯定的な for measles'.?

Vincent is one of around 130 Americans struck with measles this year, まっただ中に 警告s that 落ちるing ワクチン接種 率s and 殺到するing 移民／移住 is leaving America's children more 攻撃を受けやすい to the 病気 than ever before.

The family, who say their 10-month-old also got sick, do not know where Vincent caught the ウイルス, but they live in the same city as the Pilsen migrant 中心 that is thought to be the source of Chicago's 突発／発生.

Vincent Coletti, 3, pictured above, was 認める to hospital with measles. His mother said she was worried he would not 生き残る

The above pictures show Vincent's 無分別な as it spread 負かす／撃墜する his chest and の上に his 武器. It is the small red 示すs across his 団体／死体

Migrants pictured at a 一時しのぎの物，策 避難所 in Chicago's Pilsen 近隣, where many are 存在 moved to. There has been an 突発／発生 of measles and tuberculosis linked to the 避難所

Ms Coletti said she 急ぐd her son to hospital on Monday after a neighbor who was a nurse checked him over, where doctors quickly 確認するd the 感染.

He spent a night in the ER and received fluids, before 存在 発射する／解雇するd with 医薬s as doctors ― with Ms Coletti told to bring him 支援する if he より悪くするd.

At home, he 戦う／戦いd a fever of 105F (40C) for five days before finally 回復するing from the 感染.

Ms Coletti pictured with her son Vincent before the diagnosis. It is not （疑いを）晴らす where he became 感染させるd

Vincent had received his first dose of the ワクチン against measles, his mother said, but hadn't yet got the second because he was too young. He is said to be up to date on all other ワクチンs.

The CDC says 幼児s should receive their first dose of the measles ワクチン at the age of 12 to 15 months, and their second dose between the ages of four to six years.?

熟考する／考慮するs show the first dose is 93 パーセント 効果的な against the ウイルス while the second is 97 パーセント 効果的な.

Vaccinated people can still get sick, doctors say, but they have a much milder 感染 because they already have 免疫.

The mother was worried for her young daughter Vanna who was too young to receive any ワクチン接種s against the 病気 at the time Vincent was 診断するd.?

'I know for our 明確な／細部 事例／患者, for my son, I have never seen him sicker,' she told WGN Chicago.

'I had never been more worried, or 脅すd, or tired. From fighting fevers for five days and just trying to 人物／姿／数字 out how to get him better... I felt like I cou ld not get him better.'

In Chicago, many migrants have been packed into buildings in the Pilsen 近隣 for 避難所 ― which have been 完全に 侵略（する）／超過（する） after more than 25,000 migrants arrived in the city over the past 16 months, 含むing 2,400 who were housed at the 避難所s.?

A total of 31 measles 事例／患者s have already been 診断するd at the 避難所, while 公式の／役人s also say some 居住（者）s have 実験（する）d 肯定的な for tuberculosis.

The 殺到する in migrants comes as Chicago continues to pride itself as a '聖域 city', or a 場所 where people can ask for 援助（する） from city services without 明らかにする／漏らすing their 移民／移住 status. 公式の／役人s also do not ask 居住（者）s about whether they are 合法的に する権利を与えるd to be in the US.?

Measles 事例／患者s have 殺到するd in the US in 最近の months, which has been tied to 落ちるing ワクチン接種 率s against the ウイルス

Chicago is at the 震源地 of the measles 突発／発生 in the US, with 58 事例／患者s 記録，記録的な／記録するd so far

Ms Coletti said 労働者s at the city's health department had tried to trace her son's 感染 to the Pilsen migrant 中心, but had been 不成功の.

'We weren't by the 12 事例／患者s [at the migrant 中心 at the time],' she told WGNTV, 'and they still can't link us to the 12 事例／患者s'.

She 追加するd: 'I was shocked, honestly, I didn't think that that would happen to us.'

専門家s say it is possible for people to catch the 病気 in many 場所s because it is one of the most 感染性の known to man.?

MMR ワクチン uptake is below 安全な 的 for third year in a 列／漕ぐ／騒動?

ニュース報道 has dropped a その上の two パーセント between the 2019-2021 school year to the 2022-2023 school year.?

宣伝

Dr Claudia Hoyen, a pediatrician at UH Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio, told?CNN: 'Measles is so terribly contagious. You could be in line at a grocery 蓄える／店 with somebody who had measles and catch it and would never know, because the measles ウイルス hangs out in the 空気／公表する for so long.'?

Measles 感染s are more dangerous for children younger than five years old because they are いっそう少なく likely to be vaccinated and have immature 免疫の systems.

複雑化s the 病気 can 原因（となる） 含む 肺炎 and encephalitis ― or swelling of the brain ― with the CDC 説 up to every three in 1,000 children who are 感染させるd die from the 病気.

In the 現在の US 突発／発生, nearly half of 患者s ― 46 パーセント, or 57 individuals ― have been under five years old.

This group has also 記録，記録的な／記録するd the highest 入院 率, with 65 パーセント or 37 individuals 入院させるd.

For comparison, の中で those 老年の 20 years or older there have been 40 事例／患者s （悪事，秘密などを）発見するd ― or 32 パーセント of the total ― and 53 パーセント, or 21 individuals, have been 入院させるd.?

She said: 'He seems much better. He's sitting next to me. He has chocolate on his 直面する, but he is much better.

'I never would have thought we would come 支援する 肯定的な for measles, and now I'm just 脅すd and 関心d for my 10-month-old.'

Vanna appeared sickly in 中央の-March, すぐに after Vincent's diagnosis, and had 実験（する）d 肯定的な for Covid and adenovirus.

Both Ms Coletti and her husband have been 実験（する）d an d 設立する to have antibodies against measles.

But the whole family had to 検疫 for 21 days to 最小限に減らす the 危険 of them spreading the 病気 to others.

He also 戦う／戦いd a fever for five days, his mother said, before 回復するing. She is now worried about her 10-month-old daughter Vanna

MS Coletti also 述べるd her son as having a '最高の empty' look in his 直面する because of the 感染

He is pictured above here after 回復するing and appearing happier, with Ms Coletti 説 he had some chocolate on his 直面する

Dozens of migrant families are seen arriving from Texas at the Port 当局 Bus 終点 in New York in September 2023

They also had to 供給する a 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる） of where they had been and who they had been in 接触する with for tracing 目的s to 避ける any other 事例／患者s.

As millions of migrants race to come to America under Joe Biden's 政策s, 専門家s have 警告するd that overcrowded 避難所s and low ワクチン接種 率s in other countries could leave the US 攻撃を受けやすい to 突発／発生s.

They've said 亡命 探検者s could be bringing 感染性の illnesses across the southern 国境 and 'open 国境' 政策s are 主要な to 麻薬-抵抗力のある 病気s.?

And city leaders have said migrants are arriving to their areas in '乱すing' and 'very very unhealthy' 条件s.

Migrants themselves have said illnesses are はびこる in 避難所s because of overcrowding and unsanitary 条件s.

Chicago's newest 突発／発生 追加するs to the growing 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる） across the country, which has seen clusters of tuberculosis, chicken pox and an 身元不明の illness that killed a five-year-old boy in December.