Canadian brothers hailed as heroes for saving grandma's life by performing CPR after she suffers massive heart attack
Two brothers from Canada saved their beloved grandmother's life using the skills their mom had taught them just months earlier. The siblings are now being hailed as heroes after they jumped into action and applied themselves. Kian and Grayson Wu, aged nine and seven respectively, were watching a movie at their grandmother's home on November 10 when they realized she wasn't responding to their calls for some snacks.
In a conversation with CBC, Grayson explained how he found his grandma unresponsive on the couch. "She looked really dead. Spit was going back into her mouth. She was grunting a little," he said. It was later understood that 62-year-old Patti Chatterson had suffered a massive heart attack and had gone into cardiac arrest. "It was so scary," Grayson said. "I didn’t want to let our grandma die."