December 12, 2022
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1:03Now PlayingScott McPartland, an extreme weather photographer from New York, is used to getting incredible videos. But in May, he unknowingly captured footage of his stroke thanks to a living room security camera. He was vacuuming when suddenly his legs gave out. He was whisked away to the hospital, where doctors discovered Scott had a hole in his heart, also called patent foramen ovale (PFO), that led to the stroke. That hole had been in his heart his entire life. Inside Edition Digital has more.
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