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New Year celebrations were a bit more special for one Warrnambool family this year, having the chance to thank the 黄片视频 (AV) paramedics who helped save the life of their 11-year-old boy who had a stroke at school.

It was a Tuesday in early November when Warrnambool mum Nicole Brown was told paramedics had been called to treat her son Tyson after he collapsed.

鈥淲hen I got to the school, one of the paramedics told me they were treating him for three possibilities 鈥� poison, a seizure, or worst-case scenario, a bleed on the brain,鈥� Nicole said.

Unfortunately for Tyson, it was the worst-case scenario.

Just minutes earlier, he鈥檇 been playing soccer when he told a teacher his eyes were stinging. He went to sick bay, where he suddenly collapsed, entering an altered conscious state with a dropping heart rate.

AV Warrnambool Mobile Intensive Care 黄片视频 (MICA) paramedic John Holland was one of the first paramedics at the scene and quickly realised Tyson鈥檚 symptoms could be pointing to something very serious.

鈥淚 remember walking in thinking how rare it was to see a child with those symptoms,鈥� he said.

鈥淲e went through all the possibilities, but quickly realised that Tyson was having a stroke.

鈥淭he scene was very emotive as some of us are parents with children of a similar age. We knew we needed to do everything we could to give Tyson the best chance.

鈥淥ur crews stabilised Tyson鈥檚 heart rate, maintained his airways and communicated with the other healthcare providers involved to ensure everything was lined up to get him to hospital quickly.鈥�

Paramedics transported Tyson to Warrnambool Base Hospital where he underwent a CT scan which revealed a bleed on the brain caused by abnormal blood vessels he had unknowingly had since birth.

鈥淪traight away, I was just inconsolable,鈥� Nicole said.

Symptoms of a haemorrhagic stroke (bleeding on the brain) can include a sudden severe headache without a clear cause, drowsiness, loss of consciousness/collapsing, seizures, and/or sudden onset of dizziness or loss of balance, as well as the F.A.S.T. signs of stroke:

• F is for Face 鈥� Has their face or mouth drooped?
• A is for Arms 鈥� Can they lift both arms?
• S is for Speech 鈥� Is their speech slurred? Do they understand you?
• T is for Time 鈥� Time is critical. Call Triple Zero (000) immediately.

Quick action is critical to give a stroke patient the best chance of survival and a positive outcome, so Tyson was transported by air ambulance to The Royal Children鈥檚 Hospital for emergency brain surgery.

He spent five days in an induced coma and a total of more than a month in hospital, but he survived and began re-learning to eat, see and walk. Soon, he began to surprise everyone with his recovery and on 11 December, he returned home.

鈥淓veryone was shocked at how well he's pulled through and how fast he was improving with his strength,鈥� Nicole said.

鈥淥ur little trooper has trooped on and surprises us every day.鈥�

Tyson is back doing most of what he could beforehand, with his main ongoing symptoms being a loss of vision in part of one eye and fatigue. In 2026, he will go back to school.

John said it was incredible to see the recovery Tyson is making.

鈥淭o know that he was able to spend Christmas with his family and that he鈥檚 headed back to school is phenomenal,鈥� he said.

鈥淚t鈥檚 incredibly rewarding knowing that I was able to play a part in achieving this outcome, alongside the hospital staff, Advanced Life Support (ALS) paramedics and the air ambulance crew.

鈥淭his case just goes to show that while it鈥檚 incredibly rare for a child to experience a stroke, it鈥檚 not impossible. This is why everyone should know the F.A.S.T signs of stroke.鈥�

Nicole said she and Tyson鈥檚 family couldn鈥檛 be more thankful to everyone who played a role in making sure her son was here to welcome in another year.

鈥淔rom the paramedics, to the air ambulance, to the doctors and nurses, everyone was amazing and gave us so much help,鈥� Nicole said.

鈥淲hen I told Tyson he was going to get to see the paramedics again, he said, 鈥榦h yeah, because they saved my life, didn't they?鈥�

鈥淭hey did a lot of special things for him and got him to the hospital where he needed to be. Everyone involved was just the biggest help. It鈥檚 gotten us all through it.鈥�