Teen Who Had A Heart Attack Playing Basketball Now Recovering
Last month, a Plano East High School student suffered a heart attack on a basketball court. Now, he and his mom are focused on recovery and urging other teens to get their hearts tested.
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Last month, a Plano East High School student suffered a heart attack on a basketball court. Now, he and his mom are focused on recovery and urging other teens to get their hearts tested.
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