Baseball stops Memphis boy’s heart
Talk about a close call. After getting hit squarely in the chest with a line drive baseball that stopped his heart, a 12-year-old boy fully recovered, beating this slim 15% odds.
Kyle McCammon was playing in a game on Saturday in Cordova when a throw to third base struck him between the second and fourth ribs.
Three nurses, including the boy’s mother, rushed to his aid and began CPR when they detected no pulse.
The Commercial Appeal reported nurse Deanna Gilbert of Marked Tree, Ark., told Mary McCammon, “I got this Mom,” and began the compressions.
Information from: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,5132...
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