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Innocence lost
Tia Colvin fears putting her 6-month-old son Jacob Colvin back in the highchair where his seizures first began.
One early morning in the beginning of May Colvin was feeding her son peaches in his highchair when he began to give his mother a blank stare. He next pushed his bottle away and cringed up tensely, squeezing his hands and feet and pulling his head toward his body as he lurched forward.
“He began to scream and scream,” Tia said.
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