'Thank God!': Air Force Vet Jumps Into Heroic, Split-Second Action When Heart Attack Victim's Car Crashes

Billy Hallowell : Oct 28, 2021
Faithwire.com

"...Aside from God, I feel like he was the one who saved my life." -Eric Ward

[Faithwire.com] In a harrowing, life-or-death moment, a Mississippi man named Chris Walton made the split-second decision to jump into action, perform CPR, and save a stranger's life. (Screengrab image: via WLOX)

The dramatic scene unfolded in September, when that stranger, Eric Ward, suffered a heart attack while driving down the road—a medical crisis that caused him to crash his car.

Walton, a random Good Samaritan who happened to see the collision, didn't merely call 911 and wait for paramedics to save Ward. Instead, he took matters into his own hands, pulled Ward from the vehicle, and performed life-saving CPR.

It was those quick-thinking acts that inevitably led to Ward's survival, WLOX-TV reported.

Ward spent 40 days in the hospital and was released over the weekend to cheers from friends and loved ones who came to greet him at his home... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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