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She was dead for 18 minutes after drowning in a rip current. Then she started breathing

Michael Braun, Fort Myers News-PressComments Off on She was dead for 18 minutes after drowning in a rip current. Then she started breathing

Tia Gambrel-Irizarry, a trained diver and former lifeguard, drowned in a powerful rip current off Turner Beach on the edge of Captiva. She survived.

       
Michael Braun, Fort Myers News-Press
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