BioHeroes

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    My birthday is on May 11, which means that my hero's powers relate to reticular formation and norepinephrine; henceforth, my hero given powers of controlling people's alertness and sleep-wake transitions. 

    Jerry the hero, was born on May 13, 1955, and was born during an emergency C-section. During the C-Section, the baby's heart rate stopped for 3 hours on end, but the doctor's did a experimental procedure that drugged him with insane amounts of norepinephrine. The baby transformed and was then given the powers of controlling other peoples alertness and arousal, but the doctors found out and used a drug to suppress it. 

    When Jerry turned 21, he was in the ICU after a close to death stroke, which led to his powers emerging. He went to medical school to learn the inner workings of the human body, which became a success. Combined with his super power and medical knowledge, he was able to save countless of people from coma's and into their families. Jerry has been responsible for revolutionizing the medical field and was awarded the infamous Lasker Award for a consecutive 10 years.

Link: https://laskerfoundation.org/all-awards-winners/ (Reference for the revolutionary medical impacts that are needed to be given this award)

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