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In just a few days, vibrant 14-year-old William Hand went from celebrating his middle school graduation to losing a battle with a ruthless bacterial infection: meningococcal septicemia.

This fast-acting killer is rare—but when it strikes, it moves with terrifying speed. Within hours, it can overwhelm even the healthiest child.

💔 12 cases. 4 deaths.
Most in South Carolina’s Upstate. And it’s not over.

Medical professionals are sounding the alarm. There’s no declared outbreak—yet. But the pattern is disturbing, and the warning signs often go unnoticed until it’s too late.

Here’s what you need to know right now:

The symptoms that mimic everyday illness—until they don’t

The rash that doesn’t fade under pressure

The two vaccines you should ask your doctor about—especially Meningococcal B

Don't wait. Every parent deserves this information.

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Because tomorrow might be too late.

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