Dogs saved the life of their owner by alerting neighbors about discomfort

With the help of two dogs, Maureen Hatcher could save her life because without these dogs, the woman could have suffered a stroke.

On December 3, the woman collapsed at her home in San Agustin, Florida, because he was about to suffer from a cerebrovascular problem.

The security camera of the house He seized the moment the tenants came out to ask for help by their barking.

Moments later it is possible to see Hatcher's neighbor enter the house to realize that the woman was gone, so he gave a 911 notice to ask for help.

Instead of bringing Hatcher to the nearest emergency room, Paramedics brought Hatcher to the Stroke Center at the Baptist Medical Center in Jacksonville.

The doctor who looked after her, Nima Aghaebrahim pointed out that this decision was probably the one that prevented brain damage Permanent Hatcher.

Dogs have missed the neighbor

"When a stroke occurs, time is running out"said Aghaebrahim.

When she was treated at the hospital, the doctors said that this clot had cut off his blood flow to the right side of the brain; thus, if he had not been treated in time, the brain lesions could have been permanent or even cause his death, as reported by ABC.

Until relatively recently, it was believed that patients like Hatcher who had not received treatment for a long time were in danger of death, However, paramedics eliminated the clot with a new procedure.

This procedure uses a dye to find the site where the clot should be handled with a recovery device which guides from the femoral artery in the leg to the neck. This is a procedure that was unknown until a few years ago.

"One of the highlights of our career is that we can help people like Mrs. Hatcher"said Aghaebrahim.

Hatcher he was surprised by the way his dogs ran out which according to her is automatically blocked.

She believes that the door should have been slightly ajar the day he suffered the accident.