A 12-year-old Palm Beach County boy is being hailed a hero after he saved a man’s life with CPR he said he learned while watching “Stranger Things” on Netflix.
A 12-year-old Palm Beach County boy is being hailed a hero after he saved a man's life with CPR he said he learned while watching"Stranger Things" on Netflix., who first reported the story, Austen MacMillan saved the life of coming to the aid of behavioral therapist Jason Piquette.
"Every doctor, everyone, has said I should be dead," Piquette said to WPTV."I am so grateful to be alive, and so grateful that Austen stepped up and saved me." According to Piquette, before the incident he had been working with MacMillan for a couple of years, swimming, building confidence and strength.
Feeling out of the loop? We'll catch you up on the Chicago news you need to know. Sign up for the weekly"One of the things that we do the most is swim," Piquette told WPTV."He loves to swim, and it's something that we have been doing the past couple of years is holding our breath challenges." More than a week ago, MacMillan and Piquette were in the pool timing how long they could hold their breath when after a while, Piquette started slowly drifting to the deep end of the pool.
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