A high school junior in Crestview, Florida, was finishing his shift at a Thai restaurant when he became a hero.
Savion Harris was at work last week when the owner of the business came running in yelling for someone to help her six-month-old baby. The infant was unresponsive, had turned blue and wasn’t breathing. Savion called 911. But then, the teen jumped into action, taking the baby and starting CPR, which he had learned in school.
He did two good compressions and the baby started crying and the color started returning to the baby’s face. That’s when the ambulance arrived.
Harris received his CPR certification as part of Crestview High School’s Career and Technical Education Program. He plans to attend FSU and after graduating from their medical program, he wants to become a trauma nurse.
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