A Texas family reunited after the 18-year-old son saved the 2-year-old daughter from drowning in a backyard pool. Doctors said the son's quick decision to perform CPR saved the child's life.
Rose Johnson, 2, nearly drowned in the family's backyard pool in La Vernia, Texas, before her brother, Eric Johnson, 18, saved her by performing CPR. See their sweet reunion just days after the incident.Nina Johnson was atwith her two-year-old daughter Rose Johnson and her 18-year-old son Eric Johnson in 2021 when a tragic situation occurred.
He immediately pulled her out of the pool and began performing CPR — until mom Nina Johnson came rushing out and called 911. was already regaining consciousness, as SWNS reported. She was on a ventilator for two days before returning home again. Upon returning home, Nina Johnson caught the reunion on camera when Eric Johnson saw his little sister for the first time since the near-death experience — telling SWNS that the two have a wonderful relationship now. "They are so close," she said. "I don’t think he realizes that he didn’t just save her life, he saved my life as well — our family’s life."
Eric Johnson and his family are pictured here: dad Bruce Johnson , brother Justin Johnson , mom Nina Johnson , young Rose Johnson and sister Olivia Johnson . Nina Johnson told SWNS that the rescue saved the family's life.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTER
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