Calgary Boy, 9, Recovering in Hospital After Nearly Drowning in B.C. River
GoFundMe has raised over $17,000 to help cover medical and travel costs as Paul-Angelo Warren recovers in hospital.
- On August 3, nine-year-old Paul-Angelo Warren nearly drowned while swimming in the Shuswap River near Enderby, B.C., and remains in a medically induced coma at Vancouver Children's Hospital.
- Paul-Angelo was trapped underwater by driftwood for five to 10 minutes before bystanders, including off-duty health care professionals, rescued him and performed CPR, the Vernon North Okanagan RCMP reported.
- Laura Bishop launched a GoFundMe to support the Warrens, who face "overwhelming" financial hardship while his mother stopped working and his father remains without employment benefits.
- As of Wednesday, the GoFundMe has raised over $21,000 toward its $30,000 goal, and Paul-Angelo shows encouraging recovery signs by squeezing his parents' hands.
- Once strong enough, Paul-Angelo will be airlifted to the Alberta Children's Hospital in Calgary, with the family using funds to cover travel, accommodations, and living expenses.
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Fundraiser launched for recovering Calgary boy who nearly drowned in Enderby river
Funds are being raised for the family of a Calgary boy who narrowly survived a drowning incident in the Shuswap River in Enderby over the B.C. Day long weekend. Paul-Angelo Warren, nine, suffered a near-fatal drowning in the river at W.J. Tuey Regional Park Aug. 3. While swimming, Warren was trapped beneath the surface by driftwood. The Vernon North Okanagan RCMP said in a press release that the boy was underwater for five to 10 minutes. He was …
Calgary boy, 9, recovering in hospital after nearly drowning in B.C. river
VANCOUVER — A Calgary boy rescued after nearly drowning in a B.C. river is recovering in hospital, but his family says his lungs are badly damaged Nine-year-old Paul-Angelo Warren was swimming and diving in the Shuswap River near Enderby on the afterno...
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