Alabama teacher hailed a hero for saving choking student.
Joy Felch is a teacher at Goshen Elementary School. In November, Felch was in the cafeteria with her class when she noticed something was wrong with her student Atticus. He was choking on a sliced peach.Felch immediately jumped into action, performing abdominal thrusts to clear Atticus’ airway.
To thank Felch, Atticus returned to school the next day with flowers and doughnuts. But his mother wanted to go a step further. She wanted to make sure this teacher was recognized publicly, so she nominated her for WSFA 12 News Class Act. She also came to the school to thank her in person.
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