From Cook Children’s Medical Center, Surviving a “One Percent Chance”

After hosting Robert Jeffress on Friday, Harry Smith and the CBS Early Show dipped into the DFW again today -- this time to tell the story of 9-year-old Jordan Taylor, the Hillsboro boy saved by docs at Cook Children's Medical Center in Fort Worth who reattached his head to his...
By Robert WilonskyDecember 22, 2008
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After hosting Robert Jeffress on Friday, Harry Smith and the CBS Early Show dipped into the DFW again today — this time to tell the story of 9-year-old Jordan Taylor, the Hillsboro boy saved by docs at Cook Children’s Medical Center in Fort Worth who reattached his head to his spine following a car accident. I believe this is where the phrase “Christmas miracle” comes from. –Robert Wilonsky

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Robert Wilonsky

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