My Daughter Was Pulled From a Lake Clinically Dead. Then Came the Scan
Summary
A mother’s three-year-old daughter, Ayda, who had signs of autism, went missing and was found in a lake, clinically dead. After being rescued and treated with CPR and emergency care, Ayda was placed in an induced coma, with doctors warning she might have severe brain damage due to lack of oxygen.Key Facts
- Ayda, 3 years old, showed signs of autism but was not officially diagnosed yet.
- Autism elopement means autistic children may wander off and not be aware of danger; nearly half of autistic children aged four and up may try to elope.
- Ayda disappeared suddenly while with her grandmother near a lake with steep banks and insecure barriers.
- Paramedics performed CPR on Ayda after finding her not breathing.
- Ayda was in the water possibly up to 20 minutes without oxygen.
- Doctors induced a coma and treated Ayda to help clear her lungs and protect her brain.
- The family was warned Ayda might have severe brain damage or might not survive the night.
- The mother works in a hospital and was seeking medical details but was not immediately given information during the emergency.
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