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More than a game room: How an uncle kept a decades-old promise to shaken baby syndrome survivor
AXTELL, Texas (KWTX) - Inside the new game room at Big A's, the controllers are ready, and the games are loaded.
By By Abbey Ferguson·2 hr ago
AXTELL, Texas (KWTX) - Inside the new game room at Big A's, the controllers are ready, and the games are loaded.
But for one employee, it's much more than a new game room: it's the fruition of a promise made years ago.
As an infant, Trae Caster suffered severe, permanent brain damage from shaken baby syndrome caused by a caregiver.
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