7-Year-Old Saves Friend's Life with CPR

0:00On April 9th, a seven-year-old kid in Texas just became a real-life hero by saving his buddy from choking at school lunch. Bryson Campbell was at Oak Forest Elementary in Vidore, on Tuesday, April 7th, when he spotted his friends struggling to breathe with tear streaming. Down, his friends had Bryson on the shoulder to signal trouble, and without missing a beat, Bryson started padding his back hard to knock out whatever was. Stuck. Richard's rushed over, but said the boy had a handle before they even got there. Bryson's mom, Alicia, taught him basic life-saving moves like that. From her days working at a daycare, passing on CPR know-how to the whole family. She calls it wild how a quick lesson can turn into a game-changer in a crisis. School folks are calling Bryson, an okie hero, on their Facebook page, praising how fast he thought and acted to make all the difference for his, friend. Things like this hit home-simple skills taught early, can save lives anywhere, anytime, so props to Bryson and a reminder to keep sharing that.

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