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Mother's CPR saves Georgia teen after hidden heart defect causes cardiac arrest during track practice

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By Kaitlyn Ross Verified
| KENS-TV (San Antonio, TX) Verified
ROCKDALE COUNTY, Ga. — When 14-year-old Collin Gates collapsed during track practice on Feb. 7, his mother didn't know he had a congenital heart defect. What she did know was CPR. Doctors at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta say that training helped save his life. "He was extremely ill, on life support, in critical condition," said Dr. Michael Fundora, a cardiac intensivist at Children's Arthur M. Blank Hospital.
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After surviving a devastating car accident, a Georgia teen is now on the world stage

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By Kaitlyn Ross Verified
| WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified
ATLANTA — Just a few years after surviving a devastating crash that nearly took her life, a Georgia teenager found herself on one of the biggest stages in sports. Arielle Urquhart served as a flag bearer during the opening match of the FIFA World Cup at Atlanta Stadium, representing Children's Miracle Network Hospitals and Coca-Cola before thousands of fans. This story continues below. More in Soccer For Urquhart, the moment was about much more than soccer.
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'Breathe for your mama!' | Mother's CPR saves Georgia teen after hidden heart defect causes cardiac arrest

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By Kaitlyn Ross Verified
| KREM-TV (Spokane, WA) Verified
ROCKDALE COUNTY, Ga. — When 14-year-old Collin Gates collapsed during track practice on Feb. 7, his mother didn't know he had a congenital heart defect. What she did know was CPR. Doctors at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta say that training helped save his life. "He was extremely ill, on life support, in critical condition," said Dr. Michael Fundora, a cardiac intensivist at Children's Arthur M. Blank Hospital.
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