'My kids saved my life': Boy, 7, and sister, 5, calmly phone 999 and put mother into 回復 position after she 苦しむd 潜在的に 致命的な epileptic fit
- Ryan and Emma Watson phoned for help when their mother 崩壊（する）d
- Debbie, 27, who has epilepsy, was 苦しむing from a sickness bug?
- Paramedics said the quick-thinking 活動／戦闘s of her kids saved her life?
- Now, Ryan and Emma have been 手渡すd bravery awards by the 救急車 service?
Ryan Watson and his sister Emma saved their mother's life when she 崩壊（する）d by calmly phoning for an 救急車 and putting her in the 回復 position.
Debbie, 27, who 苦しむs from epilepsy, was 戦う／戦いing a sickness bug when she fell unconscious and had a seizure in their home in Thornley, 郡 Durham.
Seven-year-old Ryan called 999 and told his sister, five, to put their mother in the 回復 position.
Quick-thinking Ryan, seven, and Emma, five, saved their mother Debbie's life when she 崩壊（する）d and 苦しむd an epileptic fit
Paramedics told Debbie that she would not be here if it was not for her quick-thinking kids, who were given bravery awards for their 活動／戦闘s from the North East 救急車 Service.
The mother-of-two said: 'I'm just so proud of them, they did amazing.
'When I talk about it I shake, I just can't believe what they've done.'?
Their father Jonny, who is a first responder, had taught them to call 999 if their mother was ever unwell.
Paramedics told Debbie, who was 戦う／戦いing a bug when she fell unconscious, that she wouldn't be here if it wasn't for her children
She 追加するd: 'I had a sickness bug and I couldn't keep my 医薬 負かす／撃墜する.
'I felt やめる ill but I went to 選ぶ the kids up from school.
Ryan and Emma, pictured with call-taker Michelle Watson, 最高の，を越す left, and paramedic Nigel Jones, 最高の，を越す 権利, have been given bravery awards for saving their mother Debbie, centre
'I managed to get into the house but then I must have had a fit and fell unconscious.
'There were only me and the kids in the house, they've never seen me like that before.
'Ryan was on the phone and he was telling Emma what to do. They already had me in the 回復 position before the paramedics got here.'
Debbie was taken to the University Hospital of North Durham but has now been 解放（する）d.
She 追加するd: 'Jonny has always told them to call 999 if I was to ever unwell.
'They always asked 'how would we know?' and we used to say I would look like I was asleep.
'It shows they've always listened. I can't thank them enough.'
Nigel Jones, 患者 support clinician, said: 'I thought Ryan was fantastic, he was a little superstar. And his sister was also 静める.
'Their parents should be very proud of them both.'
A North East 救急車 Service spokesperson 追加するd: 'We would like to congratulate Ryan and Emma on their quick-thinking 活動／戦闘s, and for remaining 静める when they must have been very 脅すd.??
'We would also like to take this 適切な時期 to 支払う／賃金 尊敬の印 to our call 操作者 Michelle Watson and 患者 support clinician Nigel Jones for the way they 扱うd the call.'
?
Most watched News ビデオs
- Rishi Sunak tries to get Prince William's attention at D-Day event
- Hiker finds secret waterpipe 供給（する）ing 中国's tallest waterfall
- Biden 祝う／追悼するs 80th 周年記念日 of D-Day in Normandy
- 'We are 奮起させるd': War 退役軍人 株 甘い moment with Zelensky
- British D-day 退役軍人s dance during 記念
- Nigel from Hertford, 74, is not impressed with 政治家，政治屋s
- BBC live 記録，記録的な／記録するs person 断言するing 'French a******s' on D-Day ニュース報道
- CCTV 逮捕（する）s last sighting of 行方不明の Dr Michael Mosley
- 'That was a mistake': Rishi apologises for leaving D-Day event 早期に
- Farage 激突するs 'disconnected Rishi Sunak' for leaving D-Day 早期に
- Tourist killed by train when she stood 近づく 跡をつける for selfie
- Touching moment D-day 退役軍人 kisses Zelensky's 手渡す
