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His heart stopped at DFW Airport. Now he’s looking for his saviors
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Fort Worth Report
On Jan. 7, 2024, the Salt Lake City native’s heart stopped at the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport.
Patient outcomes are generally poor for those who suffer a cardiac arrest outside of a clinical setting.
About 10% of people who experience an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest survive, according to the American Red Cross.
Then someone else located the AED used to restart Anthon’s heart, he later learned from Stacey.
Oftentimes, the window of opportunity to save someone’s life in the event of a cardiac arrest is only those six minutes.