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Tyrese Alleyne-Davis
Tyrese Alleyne-Davis

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    Born at just 23 weeks and weighing 1 pound, Tyrese's head was the size of an egg. If he survived the night, the doctors said he would live in a vegetative state without the ability to see, speak or think - but he proved them wrong.

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    2012-09-08

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