  He was about six hours from his tee time Saturday at Disney.
Just 12 hours earlier, he was having a panic attack on the golf
course so severe that he could barely breathe, his blood
pressure spiked and his arms felt numb. After signing his card,
he was strapped into a stretcher, loaded into an ambulance and
taken to a hospital.  "I thought I literally had a chance to
die," Beljan said.  In a turnaround that even by Disney's
standards seems like a fairy tale, the 28-year-old rookie now
has a chance to win his first PGA Tour title.  Beljan was
released from the hospital, overcame two early bogeys and was
solid over the final hour at the Children's Miracle Network
Hospitals Classic in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., for a 1-under 71
that gave him a two-shot lead going into the final round.  "I
honestly didn't know if I was going to play one hole, any holes
or was I going to get through the day," Beljan said. "I felt
good, better as the day went on, and I just hung tough, hung in
there. I knew what the rewards were at