elizabeth fusco. elizabeth, i have to say, i'm very happy to see you looking well.bout you testing positive, i was so worried for you. it's been a few days, how are you doing? >> i'm doing well. still not showing any symptoms, my daughter is not showing any symptoms, it's a miracle all in itself. >> all right. thank god for you. we do hear the numbers that a lot of people with asymptomatic but what's going on in your family, can't take anything for granted. you said had a particular worry about your daughter right? >> born with congenital hernia, has a very compromised lungs. one lung is half the size, other one is 3/4 by now. all of her organs were moved around inside. very rare thing that happens to children. but she only had 3% chance of life coming out of my womb, so it's surreal she tested positive and her body has fought it. >> thank god. thank god. sometimes god has to be good with everything he's put the fusco family through, everything you've endured, good that somebody's getting a break. how does it stand in the wider family? how many people are still figh

here's elizabeth fusco. elizabeth, i have to say i am very happy to see you looking well.rd about you testing positive, i was so worried for you and it's been a few days. how are you doing? >> i'm doing well. i'm still not showing any symptoms, my daughter is not showing any symptoms. it a miracle all in itself. >> thank god for that. and we do hear the numbers that a lot of people are asymptomatic, but with what's going on in your family, we can't take anything for granted. as i remember, you said you had a particular worry about your daughter, right? >> yes. my daughter was born with congenital hernias. so she has a very compromised lung. her one long is like half the size. the other one is maybe three quarters of the size by now. all of her organs were moved around inside. it's a very rare thing that happens to children. but she only had a 3% chance of life coming out of my womb so it's surreal that she tested positive and she fought it. >> with everything your family has endured, it's good that you're getting a break. how does it stand in the wider family? how many peo

fusco family? how can you forget? we met them together last night. the matriarch, grace, and three of her children. all of them gone in less than a week from coronavirus. grace's daughter elizabeth in her family. >> i woke up tuesday morning. the baby of 11. my mom called me and said, lizzy, i don't feel good. rita don't feel good. tony don't feel good. can you come -- can you come help us? i said, absolutely, ma. to know that two of those women i sat with on tuesday and -- and nourished and promised everything's going to be okay to is gone. they were the root of our life. and my two oldest brothers. like, they were the core of our family since my dad's been gone. they have held us together like no other. and it's like the second we start to grieve about one, the phone rings and there is another person gone, taken from us forever. it -- it's not like it was one. like time we got over my first sister, not over, by the time it settled in our brains, we got the next call. >> heartbreaking. there were others in the icu from the family. 20 are quarantined. they were all waiting on test results and we couldn't understand why. we promised to follow up and we did. we called the new jers