Jumana Yasser, the Treethlon champion from Egypt, had her heart muscle revived after it had stopped beating for 22 minutes.
Jumana received first assistance, completed appropriate tests and analyses, and was then transported to a hospital in Alexandria Governorate, north of Egypt, for treatment. After 22 minutes of not beating, Jumana’s heart muscle started beating again.
Jumana Yasser’s coach for Treethlon Sports, Mohamed El-Gohary, reported that after 20 days in intensive care, she had finally started to regain consciousness and was able to open her eyes, smile, and shake hands with guests.
Praise be to God, Al-Jawhari continued, “We are all experiencing psychological improvements as a result of Joumana’s progress, and this is a blessing from our Lord for us.
” The hospital in which the young hero was treated had announced the death of Jumana, but she held a life after 25 attempts to revive the heart.
It is significant because the player collapsed unexpectedly while exercising 20 days prior, experiencing cramps, losing consciousness, and eventually having her heart muscle cease.
22 minutes later, her heart stopped. The champion of the Egyptian national team returns to life in a miracle
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