Golisano Children's Hospital

I imagine that the Rochester firefighters involved and that the AMR medics involved, um, were crucial in the initial care and possibly the saving of the life of that little baby.

And then you had the incredible experts at the Golisano Children's Hospital Newborn Intensive Care Unit, uh, who then took custody and care, um, of that little baby child.

I'm ignorant, but what is it like in utero, um, for a little baby when mother is, uh, smoking heroin? Um, what is that addictive process like? And, um, what does that do to the health or the well-being of, of that baby? And further, I'm an ignorant person, but if, um, you have this semi-shared bloodstream, there is a barrier of sorts between mother and unborn child.

But if you have this semi-shared bloodstream, and the bloodstream of the, uh, mother is addicted to heroin, an opioid, um, what about the bloodstream of that little unborn baby? Is there right now up at Strong, at Golisano Children's Hospital in the NICU, is there right now a little baby going through oi- opioid withdrawal? I don't know.

Um, the last measles case in Monroe County was in 2019.

Uh, thanks to the wonderful facilities at Golisano Children's Hospital, I think, uh, last week, week before, there were three southern tier children, I believe, uh, all Amish, who are being treated, uh, at the hospital for measles.

And I hope that those youngsters have had a full and complete recovery.

Um, and, you know, this isn't...

This is Downtown Section Third Platoon.

I reported earlier today [clears throat] that there are two youngsters from the Southern Tier who, um, are at Golisano Children's Hospital being treated for measles.

They are, uh, siblings.

Um, I, I don't know whether they have come out of the Amish community or not, but they have come from, um, that portion of our state where there is a high incidence of, of Amish population.

And God bless these little children, uh, siblings.

Did I say that? Two of them.

And God bless the men and women at Golisano Children's Hospital and elsewhere in the U of R and R- RH who, you know, look after us when we, when we got troubles.

Um, uh, uh, when I reported that, uh, this morning, there was a lady who called up, an elderly woman, and she said she was in her 80s or something like that, and she talked about the time that she and her brother, uh, both got the, the measles.