The boy's mother has thanked supporters who stepped in to perform CPR

A young Welsh rugby player named Freddie was airlifted to the hospital after collapsing during a match on Sunday, October 4. The medical emergency occurred around 10 a.m. at Abergavenny Rugby Club's Bailey Park, prompting an immediate emergency response before he was transported by the Wales Air Ambulance service.
Freddie remains sedated but stable in the intensive care unit as tests continue to determine why he stopped breathing. His mother, Hannah Ramsey, released a statement through the club expressing deep gratitude to those who performed CPR and helped save his life on the pitch.
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