One year ago, Andrew Ward came home from his third-grade classes at Pontchartrain Elementary School in Mandeville with flu-like symptoms. At the time, his mother, Lori, assumed he had the H1N1 virus that was prevalent among the student body.
But as the weeks passed and as Andrew's illness lingered, Ward couldn't determine why her son wasn't getting better. More than five months after Andrew first got sick, and after nights of crying, breathing treatments, nosebleeds and hospital visits, Lori Ward asked to inspect her son's classrooms.
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But as the weeks passed and as Andrew's illness lingered, Ward couldn't determine why her son wasn't getting better. More than five months after Andrew first got sick, and after nights of crying, breathing treatments, nosebleeds and hospital visits, Lori Ward asked to inspect her son's classrooms.
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