Kim Pegula, co-owner of Bills and Sabres, went into cardiac arrest in June, remains in recovery: daughter

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Kim Pegula, co-owner of the Buffalo Bills and Buffalo Sabres, went into cardiac arrest in June 2022 and continues to recover while "improving everyday." 

The update on Pegula comes from tennis star and daughter, Jessica Pegula, who wrote about her mother’s medical emergency in a Tuesday article in The Players’ Tribune.

Jessica Pegula in action at a Women's Singles Quarterfinals game against Belarusian Victoria Azarenka at the Australian Open tennis Grand Slam, Tuesday Jan. 24 2023 in Melbourne Park, Melbourne, Australia.  (PATRICK HAMILTON/BELGA MAG/AFP via Getty Images)

For the past several months, the Pegula family has remained relatively quiet about Kim’s condition, calling it "unexpected health issues." 

KIM PEGULA, CO-TEAM OWNER OF BILLS AND SABRES 'PROGRESSING WELL' AFTER DEALING WITH UNSPECIFIED HEALTH ISSUE 

Jessica Pegula revealed that her mother went into cardiac arrest in June, requiring CPR from her daughter, Kelly, before being taken to the hospital. 

Jessica credits her sister with saving their mother’s life. 

"My sister gave her CPR until the ambulance arrived," Jessica wrote. "She saved her life. Even though she doesn’t like to take credit for this terrible situation, she absolutely saved her life, followed by the critical job performed by the paramedics who arrived and were able to restore a heartbeat." 

Presently, Kim Pegula is dealing with a disorder that impacts her ability to communicate effectively with others and has experienced "significant memory issues." 

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