3 year-old call for help after mom falls down steps

 Epoch Times:

3-Year-Old Toddler Sees Mom Fall Down Stairs, Brilliantly Calls 999 Emergency to Save Her
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Just after 2 p.m., Morgane Amphlett answered the phone and was met with the shrill, mumbly voice of a toddler who managed to utter, “Mummy’s fell upstairs,” and that his name is Tommy.

Morgane managed to convey to Tommy to pass the phone to his mom, who had fallen down the stairs and was passing in and out of consciousness. Mom Kayleigh Boffey, who was dazed and struggling to breathe, said that her back was hurting.

She also added weakly that Tommy was “a good boy” for managing to dial emergency to help his mom all by himself.

Morgane then encouraged Tommy to hold Mom’s hand and keep her talking until police and paramedics arrived.

They had managed to link the call to an address in Rowley Regis, and within 10 minutes, officers and an ambulance had arrived.
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She is recovering in the hospital now. 

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