article_snippet.sent: Teachers at Koby’s school in Doncaster, were able to give Koby CPR until paramedics arrived and saved Koby CPR life.
article_snippet.sent: Koby CPR father, Mark, 45, got a call from the school at around 11am on March 2, and was told to get to the school immediately.
article_snippet.sent: Koby CPR said: 'I was working around the corner
article_snippet.sent: Teachers were giving Koby Koby CPR
article_snippet.sent: Luckily Koby was brought back to life when paramedics Lee Murphy and Martin Parkinson and emergency care assistant Freddie Stevens arrived, and were able to save Koby by giving Koby two shocks with a defibrillator.
article_snippet.sent: Unless immediately treated by Koby CPR this always leads to death within minutes.
article_snippet.sent: Koby, who turned 11 two weeks ago, was rushed to Doncaster Royal Infirmary, where he seemed to be making a recovery.
article_snippet.sent: Koby, who is now 11, suffered a series of cardiac arrests, where the heart suddenly stops pumping blood around the body, and was treated in intensive care .
article_snippet.sent: Koby's heart condition is hereditary brother and sister, Joel, 27, and Courteney, 20, may also have to be tested.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Hodder, said: 'I cannot thank each and every person who played a part in saving he's life and helped with Koby's heart condition is hereditary recovery, enough. '