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Seizure medication stolen from terminally ill boy at Texas State Fair

Seizure medication stolen from terminally ill boy at Texas State Fair

A purse with Devin Cervantes's emergency seizure medication was stolen from his wheelchair during a family visit to the Texas State Fair in Dallas.

Devin is three and has terminal stage IV brain cancer; he is in hospice care and relies on the drugs to treat seizures.

His mother, Kayla Price, said the purse also held about $1,500 in cash.

The medication would cost about $2,000 to replace, and Price said she fears Devin could have a seizure without it.

Price reported the theft to Dallas police and asked whoever took the purse to return it.

Police are asking anyone with information to come forward.

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What people are saying

Kayla PriceDevin's mother
The potential of my son having a seizure and me not having that medication … it sucks
via Fox 4
I could lose everything because of someone's careless act. It really hurts because I would do anything for my baby.
via Fox 4
I hope, I really wish you had it in your heart to return everything
via Daily Mail