Woman reunites with the heroes who saved her life as a baby

ONLY SEE ON FIVE. I BET IT IS. OH MY GOSH. I KNOW IT IS. IT’S THEM. OKAY, I’LL CALM DOWN. IT WAS A MOMENT. THIS OKLAHOMA FAMILY WAITED NEARLY 30 YEARS FOR FOR A CHANCE TO THANK THE TWO MEN THAT SAVED CHEYENNE’S LIFE. I CAN’T WAIT, I HAVE TO GO. OH, MY GOSH. HI. HOW ARE YOU? OH, MY GOODNESS, IT’S SO GREAT TO SEE YOU GUYS. OH MY GOSH. OH MY GOSH HOW ARE YOU. HI. OH HI. THANK YOU FOR COMING. YEAH SHE DOESN’T FIT MY ARMS AS WELL CHEYENNE BLEDSOE IS A MOM OF TWO NOW. BUT THE LAST TIME THESE FORMER EMTS SAW HER, SHE WAS JUST A BABY. SO MY PARENTS HAD ALWAYS TOLD ME WHEN I WAS AROUND 15 MONTHS OLD, I SUFFERED A SEIZURE ON THE WAY TO THE HOSPITAL. CHEYENNE’S PARENTS SPOTTED AN AMBULANCE. I FIRMLY BELIEVE THAT IT WAS DIVINE INTERVENTION FOR THESE TWO TO SHOW UP. I FEEL LIKE GOD SAID, GET THEM OUT THE DOOR AND RON AND SCOTT ARE GOING TO BE RIGHT THERE ON THE CORNER. CHEYENNE WOULD HAVE ANOTHER SEIZURE JUST ONE MONTH LATER, AND IT WAS SCOTT WHO CAME TO HER RESCUE AGAIN. IT WAS A MEMORABLE MOMENT IN BOTH OF OUR LIVES THERE. THE FAMILY NEVER LOST GRATITUDE, EVEN KEEPING CHEYENNE SHIRT FROM THAT DAY AS A REMINDER OF WHAT COULD HAVE BEEN. I KEPT THAT, AND I DON’T KNOW WHY. I GUESS MAYBE FOR THIS DAY THE FAMILY SEARCHED FOR CHEYENNE’S HEROES FOR DECADES AFTER SHARING THEIR STORY WITH KOCO FIVE. THE SEARCH WAS OVER. THIS IS THE NEW. THIS IS READ. YEAH, THERE’S NO WAY OUR FAMILY COULD REPAY EITHER ONE OF YOU IN EQUAL MEASURE. FOR FOR WHAT YOU DID. YES. SEEING THIS RIGHT HERE. YEAH. THE SAINT PAID IN FULL. WELL, YEAH. ONE MONTH AFTER SAVING CHEYENNE. RON AND SCOTT WERE ON THE FRONT LINES OF THE OKLAHOMA CITY BOMBING, RESCUING SURVIVORS. TODAY, THE BLEDSOE SAY THEIR FAMILY GRE

An emotional reunion unfolded as an Oklahoma woman met the two men who saved her life twice when she was a baby, nearly 30 years later.The two men, former EMTs Ron Deveau and Scott Moore, had saved Cheyenne Bledsoe's life twice when she was just a baby. See the previous story: Oklahoma woman on a quest to find the EMTs who save her life twice as a babyCheyenne, now a mother of two, had suffered from a seizure when she was around 15 months old."I believe it was divine intervention for these two to show up," Cheyenne's mother, Deanna Bledsoe, said. "I feel like God said, 'Get them out the door, and Ron and Scott will be right there on the corner.'"Cheyenne had another seizure just one month later, and it was Moore who came to her rescue again."It was a memorable moment in both of our lives," Moore said.The family never lost gratitude, even keeping Cheyenne's shirt from that day as a reminder of what could have been."I kept that, and I don't know why. I guess maybe for this day," Deanna said.After sharing their story with sister station KOCO, the family's decades-long search for Cheyenne's heroes was finally over."There's no way our family could repay either one of you in equal measure for what you did," Deanna told the two men."Seeing this right here is 100% paid in full," Moore responded.One month after saving Cheyenne, Moore and Deveau were on the frontlines of the Oklahoma City bombing, searching for survivors. Today, the Bledsoes say their family grew by two.

OKLAHOMA CITY —

An emotional reunion unfolded as an Oklahoma woman met the two men who saved her life twice when she was a baby, nearly 30 years later.

The two men, former EMTs Ron Deveau and Scott Moore, had saved Cheyenne Bledsoe's life twice when she was just a baby.

Cheyenne, now a mother of two, had suffered from a seizure when she was around 15 months old.

"I believe it was divine intervention for these two to show up," Cheyenne's mother, Deanna Bledsoe, said. "I feel like God said, 'Get them out the door, and Ron and Scott will be right there on the corner.'"

Cheyenne had another seizure just one month later, and it was Moore who came to her rescue again.

"It was a memorable moment in both of our lives," Moore said.

The family never lost gratitude, even keeping Cheyenne's shirt from that day as a reminder of what could have been.

"I kept that, and I don't know why. I guess maybe for this day," Deanna said.

After sharing their story with sister station , the family's decades-long search for Cheyenne's heroes was finally over.

"There's no way our family could repay either one of you in equal measure for what you did," Deanna told the two men.

"Seeing this right here is 100% paid in full," Moore responded.

One month after saving Cheyenne, Moore and Deveau were on the frontlines of the Oklahoma City bombing, searching for survivors. Today, the Bledsoes say their family grew by two.

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