Lincoln Mother Saves Newborn Son With CPR After Airway Obstruction
A Lincoln mother, Moriah Gaddis, used her infant CPR skills to save her newborn son, Arthur, after he stopped breathing at their home. The baby, born prematurely, was later found to have a cyst in his throat that obstructed his…
Lincoln & Hastings Kearney, NE, September 22, 2026 —
A swift response by a Lincoln mother, Moriah Gaddis, saved her infant son after he stopped breathing in their home. The newborn, Arthur, received life-saving intervention from his mother using infant CPR skills.
The incident occurred at the family’s residence. The exact date of the incident was not provided in the available summary. Following the emergency, Arthur, who was born prematurely, was found to have a cyst located in his throat. This cyst was identified as the cause of an obstruction in his airway, leading to the breathing difficulties.
After the discovery of the cyst, Arthur underwent surgery. The outcome of the surgery and his current condition were not detailed in the provided summary.
Moriah Gaddis’s immediate action highlights the importance of infant CPR training. The circumstances underscore a medical challenge faced by the infant, stemming from a congenital condition that required surgical correction.
Further details regarding the timeline of events, the specific medical facility where Arthur received treatment, or the extent of his recovery following surgery were not immediately available.
Story summarized from the original created by McKenzie Johnson on www.klkntv.com, see more information here.
