Monty was the eldest child of Dean and June King of Kingsburg, California.
He was disabled; at the age of 6 years, he was bitten by a mosquito that carried Equine encephalitis. They didn't have the vaccine for horses back then. It caused an extremely high fever and unconsciousness, and the need for an emergency tracheotomy. After 6 months in a coma in a San Francisco hospital, he had incurred severe brain damage. He never walked or spoke and lived to the age of 30 in Porterville State Hospital.
He was disabled; at the age of 6 years, he was bitten by a mosquito that carried Equine encephalitis. They didn't have the vaccine for horses back then. It caused an extremely high fever and unconsciousness, and the need for an emergency tracheotomy. After 6 months in a coma in a San Francisco hospital, he had incurred severe brain damage. He never walked or spoke and lived to the age of 30 in Porterville State Hospital.
Monty was the eldest child of Dean and June King of Kingsburg, California.
He was disabled; at the age of 6 years, he was bitten by a mosquito that carried Equine encephalitis. They didn't have the vaccine for horses back then. It caused an extremely high fever and unconsciousness, and the need for an emergency tracheotomy. After 6 months in a coma in a San Francisco hospital, he had incurred severe brain damage. He never walked or spoke and lived to the age of 30 in Porterville State Hospital.
He was disabled; at the age of 6 years, he was bitten by a mosquito that carried Equine encephalitis. They didn't have the vaccine for horses back then. It caused an extremely high fever and unconsciousness, and the need for an emergency tracheotomy. After 6 months in a coma in a San Francisco hospital, he had incurred severe brain damage. He never walked or spoke and lived to the age of 30 in Porterville State Hospital.
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