California father credits nanny, firefighters for saving infants life after he allegedly overdosed on fentanyl at a public park in San Francisco. First responders would love provide specific details.
"Our baby went to the ER today and barely survived because he found and ingested fentanyl while playing," Ivan M. wrote on Nextdoor.
"In the post, the father said the child was out with his nanny, who noticed the child was sluggish, and that he was starting to turn blue. He went on to speculate the child may have found the fentanyl in a leaf pile. The dad credits the quick thinking of the nanny who performed CPR and the first responders who administered Narcan which he says saved his son's life," the TV station reports.
A San Francisco father says his son is recovering after accidentally ingesting opioids in a public park.Children playing at Moscone Recreational Park. in San Francisco, Calif.
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