My 6yo cousin is very sick and made it in the new!

I just wanted to ask for some prayers... the little boy is one of my many cousins.

Logan's parents didn't know that he had phenomena when he went to school. While playing during PE he passed out and received a head injury. He was stable on full life support for over 6hrs before he woke up. He is now talking, moving fingers and toes, able to make eye contact, and is only on a little extra O2.

Do not let the news full you into thinking that the school staff saved him... they had the machine at the school but Logan went without O2 for about 10mins. The police officer was the one that used the AED to get his heart going again.

I am very pleased with Logans little friend who got help... All kids should be taught about when to get an adult :bowdown:

http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=148&sid=17659920

Oh my gosh, I'm so thankful he's ok!!! :pray: that he continues to recover and doesn't suffer any ill effects.

This same thing happened to a child in our town as well and they eventually determined that a hard blow to the chest (during recess) had disrupted his heart rhythm.

I'll be thinking of him and I hope he's fully recovered soon x

omg this made me cry. Im so happy he is ok , purple. So scary!

update.... Logan: via his mum "The latest from the doctor is that Logan has Long QT Syndrome. It is an issue around his heart that is treatable. He will be having surgery on Monday to install an Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (ICD). An ICD is a device that sends an electric shock to your heart to restore a normal heartbeat. We are asking all family and friends, if you choose, to fast on Sunday for Logan, the doctors."

I can't believe it he is such an active wild cutie!

Hope his sugeory goes well x

FX for a very positive outcome Purple, keep us posted!

http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=148...aved-sons-life


New update.... video of Logan and his parents! He is doing great. Thanks everyone!

Wow, what a miracle! He is so lucky. How scary for you and the rest of your/his family!

That is actually really good news and very treatable! Praying that it all goes well - my understanding is that the surgery is really pretty quick too.