Local 5-year-old thrives after successful brain tumor removal
The first time 5-year-old Hunter had a seizure; his parents, Jenna and Blake Ellett, thought he might be choking. His face went blank and he was unresponsive, but he started crying and went back to acting normal. And for a brief time they thought he was going to be okay. But then it happened again -- and again. Today, the Ellett's join us to share Hunter's story of hope after two successful brain surgeries. with Children's Healthcare of Atlanta.
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