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Boy Recovers After Drowning Scare at Soccer Camp

Summary

  • Six-year-old Adonis Jackson is home after a two-week hospital stay.
  • The near-drowning occurred during a Nike Soccer Summer Camp.
  • Jackson faces ongoing physical therapy and psychological care.
Boy Recovers After Drowning Scare at Soccer Camp

Adonis Jackson, a six-year-old boy, has been released from the hospital and returned home to his family. The child spent two weeks receiving care, with more than ten days in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit following a near-drowning incident. This event took place on July 20 at the University of the District of Columbia's pool while Jackson was attending a Nike Soccer Summer Camp.

During the incident, the lifeguard manager reported stepping away for a lunch break, leaving no one on duty at the time. In response, the university placed the Director of Athletics, the lifeguards on duty, and the Aquatics Manager on administrative leave pending an investigation.

While Adonis is home, his recovery journey is ongoing. He will require further testing, physical therapy, and psychological care that may last for an extended period. The family expressed deep gratitude to the hospital staff for their around-the-clock efforts and compassionate care.

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