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Originally Posted by ROYC75
was life flighted to Louisville this morning around 3 AM.
My grandson woke up to use the restroom at 1:30 am and walked into the room to check on him and realized he was not breathing. Neither my grandson nor his wife could get him to respond. They called 911 right away, luckily an ambulance was at the hospital having just went back on duty. Our hospital is only 10 blocks away.
Response time was quick, but we do not know how long he went without breathing on his own. Paramedics was able to get him breathing and transported him to our local hospital.
Doctors were able to find that he is diabetic, and his sugar was high ( 400 ). A helicopter was ordered, and he is headed to Norton Pediatrics in Louisville.
Leo is my 1st Great Grandson, I do have 1 Great Granddaughter, Leo's sister.
***** UPDATE *****
@ 5 AM, stable, breathing on his on, on his way to Nortons for further evaluation.
Daddy nor mother ( Mathew & Ann )could not do CPR on him very well but was able to keep air and blood flow moving. Leo did start breathing on own very lightly just as the paramedics pulled into the driveway.
Currently stable but awaiting testing to see the extent of the ossible damage to his brain.
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Sorry to hear this, I pray for a speedy recovery. Very glad to hear that he started to breath on his own.