ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Most 8-year-olds beg for more screen time, but Hunter Rael longs for less of it.
Hunter was diagnosed with a rare disease called Kawasaki disease in 2022. It started with a fever and body aches. Then, it took multiple trips to urgent care and an Albuquerque hospital before doctors figured it out.
“It appears as a virus, as a normal virus that should go away in a week or two. But then, in two or three weeks, you’re in the danger zone,” said Anna Moya, Hunter’s mom…