Trinidad and Tobago's Newsday "“He has life long injuries. By the grace of God he is here. Your life can change completely in a few seconds. We are counting our blessings. We are working on the mental and physical trauma. He was very excited today as everyone was there, uncles, aunties, those who prayed for him, everybody,” Renne said in a later interview yesterday afternoon.
Ezekiel and his grandmother Yolande Renne were walking near their home in Palmiste on April 12, when two German Shepherd dogs mauled him. The boy had been warded at the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the San Fernando General Hospital for several days before he was transferred to a private nursing home."
Ezekiel and his grandmother Yolande Renne were walking near their home in Palmiste on April 12, when two German Shepherd dogs mauled him. The boy had been warded at the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the San Fernando General Hospital for several days before he was transferred to a private nursing home."
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