Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
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 Praying for Daniel Ramirez Facebook page Courtesy to The Bellingham Herald ||||| Our son Daniel has developed an unknown virus that has affected his brain and spine. We are far from home and need support while we are here. This is a very trying time for us and we need help. Thank you 
  
 Newest Update Tuesday Oct. 25 
  
 Daniel was put in a pentobarb-coma last Friday to help his little brain heal itself. So far the Dr's believe it's been beneficial and they are lowering the medication to wake him up. And go from there. 
  
 The money donated is to help relieve our financial obligations at home while we're here at the hospital to stand next to our boy and is going to go for treatment necessities once his released that wont be covered by medical. ||||| SEATTLE– A 6-year-old child from Bellingham is battling a mystery virus at Seattle Children’s Hospital. 
  
 Daniel Ramirez’s family said doctors don’t know what it is, but it is attacking his brain. His parents say if they don’t find an answer soon, he will die. 
  
 Marijo De Guzman and Jose Ramirez say it’s hard enough to have a sick child, but not knowing what is causing him so much pain only makes it worse. It’s why they’re sharing their pain in hopes someone might know what is killing their little boy. 
  
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 Remembering happier days with their 6-year old brings them so much joy. But they say finding joy has been hard since October 15, when little Daniel was rushed to Seattle Children’s Hospital after contracting a virus that first appeared as a stomachache. 
  
 “His brain is swelling and he started to have seizures,” said Jose Ramirez. 
  
 As each day passes, the family says Daniel’s condition has only gotten worse. What’s more frustrating is that doctors don’t seem to know what the virus is that went from his stomach and is now attacking his brain. 
  
 “He was fine and just like that he’s fighting for his life,” said Jose Ramirez. 
  
 Feeling helpless, they are now turning to the public for answers. 
  
 “I wish I could take his pain away,” said Marijo De Guzman. “If I could switch places with him right now, I would.” 
  
 While they can’t trade places with their son, they’re trying to find help anywhere they can. 
  
 “I hope that someone watching this will help save my son, so I can hear his voice again,” said De Guzman. 
  
 Symptoms they saw included drooling, slurring of speech and a pain in his leg. They say he then had incontinence and that’s what sent them to the hospital. A team of doctors is on their side, from neurologists to those specializing in infectious disease. 
  
 They're asking peopleto contact them through a Facebook page that has been set up for Daniel. 
  
 https://www.facebook.com/prayingfordanielramirezporter/?fref=ts |||||
Student:
Mystery surrounds the death of a 6-year-old boy who landed at Seattle Children's Hospital two weeks ago, ostensibly with a stomachache, only to rapidly decline as the virus began attacking his brain. It all started on Oct. 15, when Daniel Ramirez was rushed to the hospital with what was thought to be a stomach virus. But his symptoms quickly escalated to drooling, slurred speech, pain in his leg, and incontinence, reports Q13 Fox, and the virus began attacking his brain, though doctors didn't know why. "I wish I could take his pain away," his mother Marijo De Guzman said, as the family raced to find answers. "If I could switch places with him right now, I would." Daniel's family announced Monday, via their Facebook page Praying for Daniel Ramirez, that Daniel died on Sunday. Daniel's parents had hoped that specialists across the country might help their own team of neurologists who specialize in infectious disease pinpoint the root cause. "He was fine, and just like that, he’s fighting for his life," said his dad earlier. The Bellingham Herald reports that the family has posted on Facebook that their son had suffered two strokes between Oct. 21 and 27; he had been in a medically induced coma. In the meantime, their GoFundMe page has raised more than $5,000 of their $20,000 goal to help pay the bills. (Check out what caused a mysterious illness that claimed at least 18 lives in Nigeria.)