Thursday, 8 October 2015

Teenage footballer dies of heart attack after jumping into swimming pool on holiday in Turkey

Teenager dies of heart attack after jumping into swimming pool on holiday in Turkey

A 17-year-old footballer died after he had a heart attack brought on by jumping into a swimming pool on holiday in Turkey. Jordan Burndred was seen clutching his chest moments after he leapt into the water at his hotel on September 27.

The teenager, a talented footballer who played as a defender for Leek Town under-18s, was able to reach the side of the pool but was pulled out and resuscitated by fellow holidaymakers. He was then rushed to a hospital in Marmaris but suffered further cardiac arrests and was sedated on a life support machine.

Collect of Jordan Burndred, 17, who is fighting for life after suffering a heart attack after jumping into a pool while on a family holiday in Turkey. See News Team story NTIHEART; A teenager is fighting for life after he suffered a heart attack jumping into a swimming pool on holiday in Turkey. Jordan Burndred (corr) was seen clutching his chest after diving into the water at his hotel on Sunday (27/9). The 17-year-old was able to reach the side of the pool before he was pulled out and resuscitated. He was then rushed to a hospital in Marmaris but suffered further cardiac arrests and is now sedated on a life support machine. The talented footballer's mother Nicola Everill, 37, stepdad Danny Everill, 28, and three-year-old sister Daisy are currently by his bedside. And tour operator Thomas Cook has paid for several other family members, including his dad Steve Mountford, AGE, and sister Jasmin, 19, to fly out to Turkey from Jordan's hometown of Biddulph, Staffs.

Jordan was treated at Ahu Hospital for ten days but passed away at 7.20am today after another heart attack during the night. His mum, stepdad Danny Everill, 28 and his three-year-old sister Daisy were with him on holiday and they were joined by several other family members including his dad Steve Mountford and sister Jasmin, 19 when he fell ill.

Paying tribute to his son yesterday, dad Steve said if he could raise awareness of underlying heart conditions then the family would try to get some comfort. Rest in peace

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