BETHESDA'S

REAL-LIFE

BUBBLE BOY

BURSTS OUT

OF 5 MONTH

ISOLATION

Move over, John Travolta: A real-life case of Bubble Boy syndrome at Bethesda's National Institutes of Health took an uplifting turn yesterday.

Timmy Osbourne, only a year-and-a-half old, had spent nearly a third of his life in a 15x30' room at the world famous NIH. Doctors said Osbourne, whose condition is more properly termed "Severe Combined Immunodeficiency Syndrome," could now safely live in a normal environment.