now, the medical community is realizing the procedure could madison mason was born with down syndrome and a heart condition that required open- heart surgery. >> it was very overwhelming. >>reporter: the surgery typically requires a blood the mason beliefs. >> we want the best treatment possible, so we have to look at other avenues. >>reporter: the medical team at inglewood hospital agreed to perform the surgery without any transfusions, something they had never done before. instead, they gave madison natural hormones and i am infusions. >> we were able to bringer blood count up so that she was strong enough to sustain blood loss during the procedure without needing transfusion. >>reporter: because transfusion carries serious risk, more physicians are exploring bloodless transfusions. >> there are lots of things these patients actually do better. >>reporter: madison made a full recovery. >> she came out of surgery. when she saw me her face lit up. >>reporter: the mason beliefs by staying true to their conviction their daughter receive the best possible outcome. >> medical experts say

. >> reporter: madison mason was born with down syndrome and a heart condition that required open heart surgery. >> i was devastated. it was very overwhelming. >> reporter: surgery requires a blood transfusion which gons jehovah's witnesses. >> we wan the best treatment possible without blood. so then we had to look at other avenues. >> reporter: the medical team at anglewood hospital agreed to transfusions. something they never had done before on someone so young. instead, they gave madison natural hormones and iron infusions to boost her own red blood cells. >> we really were able to bring her blood counts up so thee was strong enough to sustain some blood loss during the procedure without needing a transfusion. >> reporter: because transfusions can carry serious risks, more physicians are exploring bloodless medicine for all kinds of surgeries. >> there are things to do to make patients healthier to reduce the amount of blood to make surgery safer and the patients did better. >> reporter: madison made a full recovery and was back at home in four days. >> she came out of surgery and w

madison mason was born with down syndrome and a heart condition that required open heart surgery. >> i was devastating, very overwhelming. >> reporter: surgery typically requires a blood transfusion which goes against madison's belief as johova witnesses we want best treatment possible just without blood but we had to look at other animals. >> reporter: medical team agreed to perform the surgery without the any transfusions, something they had never done before on someone so young. instead they gave madison natural hormones and iron infusion it is boost her own red blood cells. >> we really were able to bring her blood counts up so that she would be strong enough to sustain some blood loss during a procedure without needing a transfusion. >> reporter: because transfusions carry serious risks more physicians are exploring bloodless medicine for all kind of surgeries. >> all these things that we can do to make patients healthier to reduce amount of blood they lost and make surgery safe and these patients did better. >> reporter: madison made a full recovery and back home in four days. >

baby mason on the left has his madison. >> most twins are kicking each other and hitting each other. she said with our twins, it just seemed like she was very protective over him. >> because mason may never get to know his twin. this special moment, siblings bonding before birth is something parents say is no coincidence. >> we know we have a piece of them together that will last forever and it's special to have. >> i know i'm holding him and caring him. i just want to be there for him not knowing. she's the only one that can actually be there and holding on to him so it's comforting to know that if he does pass, he won't be alone. the woman's two other daughters kiss their twin siblings and pray for them every night. we wish baby mason, we pray for them. >> now with breaking news, this is fox 25 news at 11:00. complete new england news coverage. >> updated breaking news. one person has been killed. >> crews on ellisville road are getting the flames undercontrol. jacquie is live with what she's learned. >> vanessa, mark, the information has been confirmed. the media is being held back

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baby mason on the left has his tiny finger wrapped around madison. >> most twins are kicking each other and hitting each other. she said with our twins, it just seemed like she was very protective over him. to know his twin. this special moment, siblings bonding before birth is something parents say is no coincidence. >> we know we have a piece of them together that will last forever and it's special to have. >> i know i'm holding him and caring him. i just want to be there for him not knowing. she's the only one that can actually be there and holding on to him so it's comforting to know that if he does pass, he won't be alone. >> and they are not alone. the woman's two other daughters kiss their twin siblings and we wish baby >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for the wonder core smart system. you've seen it all -- miracle pills, crazy workouts, and those unbelievable claims of incredible weight loss. but none of it has even come close to working for you. well, quit wasting your time and money and get the body that you've always wanted now by doing it the smart way. th

. >> madison made a full recovery and was back home in four days. >> when she came home, her face lit up. >> the masons believe by staying true to their conviction their daughter received the best possible outcome. back to you. >> medical experts say bloodless surgery should be considered for any type of surgery -- [ indiscernible ] even heart surgery. >>> a fear of drills keeps hundreds ofeople away from the dentist office each year but what if there wa no drillsto fear? some dentists are utilizing a new message to treat cavities in nary patient's teeth eliminating >> we are treating it like a chronic disease rather than an acute disease which is the old mentality of see a cavity, drill a cavity. this is very disruptive and it has the about to be more affective and lower thth cost for everybody. >> coming up at 10:00 h this no-drill cavi treatment compares to traditional drill and fill methods. >>> sioux city mercy medical center card ol guy unit being recognized. they are presentinghem with a bronze quality achievement award. that award recognizes the steps that mercy has taken over the last three mo