DETROIT – A Detroit family of five was excited to be growing, with another set of twins on the way -- but the twins were born prematurely after their mom got COVID-19. Doctors at the Detroit Medical Center said Logan’s case was a perfect storm of catastrophic health issues all stemming from COVID-19. Logan was on the brink of death and in a coma for nearly two weeks while she fought COVID-19. “It was terrifying,” her husband, Steven Logan said. “It was a mental storm going on in my head of me trying to figure out what exactly to do,” Steven Logan said.

On March 31, Warren Franklin decided he couldnt fight coronavirus (COVID-19) at home anymore and had to go to a hospital. After all that time, Franklin was able to leave the hospital on Friday and go home. Doctors and nurses said they loved seeing another COVID-19 warrior leave the hospital. For a week he had a cough. Then his daughter encouraged him to go to a hospital, where he had to be ventilated immediately.

LIVONIA, Mich. – One of Michigan’s first coronavirus (COVID-19) patients was diagnosed more than a month ago. He had a double lung transplant and wasn’t sure he’d survive coronavirus. Dewyse had received bad medical news before, but after his double lung transplant the coronavirus was a devastating diagnosis. “All I could think is, ‘This is it.’ You know, I got lucky and I was blessed with my lung transplant,” he said. More: Michigan COVID-19 data

One of Michigan’s first coronavirus (COVID-19) patients shares survival storyPublished: April 15, 2020, 11:16 pmOne of Michigan’s first coronavirus (COVID-19) patients was diagnosed more than a month ago.