Sudden cardiac arrest patient meets first responders who helped save him [Breaking]
A 70-year-old North Park man who suffered a sudden cardiac arrest in December — and his wife, who did chest compressions until help arrived — got the chance Wednesday to meet and thank the first responders who rushed to their aid.
In December, the couple was watching TV at their home. Cline said he wasn’t feeling well and then, his wife said, he “threw his head back, he gasped, and he was still.”Dispatcher Chris Cook told Cline — who didn’t know how to do CPR — to get her husband onto the floor and instructed her on how to perform chest compressions, counting along with her as she pressed on his chest. When firefighters and police were nearby, he had her go unlock the front door.
In fact, his only complaint is a sore left shoulder caused when his wife — following the dispatcher’s directions — pulled him to the floor from the couch. He said he’s going to physical therapy for that. The couple said more than 1,000 people prayed for Cline after a friend involved with prayer groups spread word of his emergency. They think it helped in his recovery.
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