The number of people at Brian and Laura Smart's San Jose home has been steadily growing since February.
By June, it reached six adults: Brian's parents, Laura's mother and an au pair. They're all part of a makeshift medical team aimed at keeping Noah, Brian and Laura's one-year-old son, alive.
Last July, Noah was born with Shone's Complex, a rare congenital heart disease. In February, he suffered a stroke during a surgical procedure, which further disabled him. Noah is now dependent on a ventilator and a gastric tube, and he takes nine medications every day.
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