Mount Vernon child suffering seizure saved by firefighters

A little boy is breathing again, thanks to lifesaving efforts from Mount Vernon's bravest. Early Sunday morning, 9-month-old Jayzon Young was found limp and without a pulse. Firefighters with the city's

News 12 Staff

Apr 16, 2015, 1:02 AM

Updated 3,321 days ago

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Mount Vernon child suffering seizure saved by firefighters
A little boy is breathing again, thanks to lifesaving efforts from Mount Vernon's bravest.
Early Sunday morning, 9-month-old Jayzon Young was found limp and without a pulse. Firefighters with the city's Engine 3 Company were called and arrived within minutes.
"Rolled the baby over, strapped the pad on the baby's back, put a pad on the baby's chest, hit the button on the AED and the AED did the rest of the work," said firefighter Anthony Mitchell.
Doctors believe Jayzon had a seizure. The child was kept in the hospital for three days and is now back home recovering.


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