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Mom saves 17-year-old daughter who went into cardiac arrest at cheer competition
RALEIGH, N.C. (WRAL/CNN Newsource) — A 17-year-old Harnett County
cheerleader is recovering at Duke Medical Center after going into
cardiac arrest during a recent competition.
Keianna Joe is part
of a competitive cheerleading team. Her mother, Andrea Joe, said during
her warm-up she went to cardiac arrest, which required a shock from an
Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) to save her life.
Keianna
is a student at Western Harnett High School, but she cheers
competitively for a team in Sanford. She was at a competition on Sunday
in Raleigh at Broughton High School. Andrea said she was warming up,
when all of the sudden she became unresponsive.
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