Kathryn McKissock never thought letting her child play outside of their Oshawa, Ont. home could lead to him developing a life-threatening disease.
Cameron was eventually diagnosed with meningitis and encephalitis, also known as meningoencephalitis. The disease causes inflammation of the brain and spinal cord. McKissock says doctors told her the disease was transmitted by a mosquito called Jamestown Canyon.
Although rare, McKissock says she wants the public to know it is possible. While her six-year-old has since returned home after his hospitalization, the Oshawa mother remains in disbelief about how it all transpired.
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