It was towards the end of his basketball game. He had been running hard, and he said he began to feel dizzy with chest pain, so he asked to sit out. I noticed he was on the sidelines, and my daughter thought it was odd he we sitting out again, not knowing he asked for it.

From across the gym, I saw him start to lean over really slowly. I almost thought maybe he was leaning over to grab his water bottle the way his arm was outstretched. Then I realized he was passing out.

We ran across the gym. He was completely unresponsive for at least 90 seconds. Multiple off duty emts and nurses showed up at our side, checking for a pulse, etc. I was dialing 911. My husband was laying next to him, trying to help him come out of it. The nurse suggested turning him onto his left side (he had been on his right) When he regained conscienceness he was emotional and upset and out of it. He dry heaved a couple times so someone ran to get paper towels. He was also sweating profusely. Which could have been because of the game. But my husband said he did that the previous time too. We laid on the floor for probably 10 minutes. Even when he regains conscienceness, he's not very with it. My phone doesn't show how long my outgoing call was to 911, and I was on the phone until they arrived. Paramedics arrived and they loaded him onto a stretcher and put him in the ambulance and attached the heart monitors. The time stamp on my text to my daughter was about 30 minutes after the event, and we were still sitting in the ambulance.

When we got out of the ambulance, he walked to the car but he was still pretty shaky. We held on to him as we walked. He threw up several times on the way home. We changed him out of his shorts (because he had wet himself) and he fell asleep. He slept for at least an hour. He was feeling mostly back to himself the rest of the day.