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WWII veteran discharged after beating COVID-19, just in time for 104th birthday

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MADISON, Ala. - An Alabama hospital shared heartwarming footage of a patient who beat COVID-19 and was released from the hospital just in time for his 104th birthday.Major Lee Wooten got quite the sendoff from staff at Madison Hospital on Dec.

1 after he was given a clean bill of health. Not only did Wooten, also known as “Pop pop” by staff, beat the novel coronavirus, but he did it at 103 years old.WWII veteran beats COVID-19 in time for 194th birthday. RELATED: 6-year-old girl donates plushies to Phoenix PD for kids going through tough timesHe was released just two days before his birthday.Video shared on the hospital’s Facebook page showed Wooten being wheeled out as staff members sang the happy birthday song to the World War II.

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