How Southfield mother found out her daughter, declared dead hours before, was still alive
DETROIT – A Southfield woman said she received a phone call that her daughter was still breathing hours after she had been pronounced dead at their home.
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Southfield Fire Department paramedics were called around 7:30 a.m. Sunday to a home where a 20-year-old woman had gone into cardiac arrest, officials said.
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- Students and their families headed to the University of Michigan campus on Monday as students start moving in. Click here to read more.
- The mother of a Southfield woman who was declared dead, taken to a funeral home and suddenly found to be breathing again spoke with Local 4 about the devastating rollercoaster of emotions. Click here to read more.
- An issue in Royal Oak involving a falling tree limb that caused serious damage to a parked car is drawing attention. Click here to read more.
- A drunk 17-year-old girl who had vomit on her shirt and fell onto the ground during a traffic stop got in the driver’s seat of an SUV and fled Pontiac police before crashing into a pole. Click here to read more.
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