Addison Rebecca Carr went six and a half minutes without oxygen when she was born ― a split moment in time that would cause severe brain damage and affect her fine motor skills.
The birth complication, due to hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, would change her life forever, rendering her a child with special needs.
“She ate through a G tube and she took all her meds through that,” said her father Stanley Carr, 37, a Greenville resident. “She couldn’t do anything for herself.”…