Former NFL running back Peyton Hillis, who played two seasons with the New York Giants, saved his children from drowning last month in Pensacola, Fla.
“I just wanted to come on here and thank everyone for all the prayers and love y’all have given me. It’s really made all the difference. I also want to thank my brave sister, mother, sister in law, my kids, and my girlfriend who has saved my life in more ways than one. Thank you to the amazing staff at the hospital. Baptist hospital in Pensacola. Y’all were truly amazing and took such great care of me. You made all the difference on my recovery.
- “At least four medics on the scene provided him aid ... administering an IV while checking his vitals.” - Medics “even helped him roll over on his side to make him more comfortable -- while providing a beach towel as a pillow.”- Medics “got the 37-year-old off the beach and into a helicopter ... which flew him to a nearby medical facility for treatment.”
It was reported that Hillis initially was on a ventilator and unconscious in the ICU. But days later, his girlfriend, Angela Cole, posted an encouraging update on
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