A mom shared photos of her daughter hooked up to various life-saving machines to warn parents how a common mistake nearly cost her child’s life.
An Australian mother shared photos of her daughter hooked up to various life-saving machines to warn parents how a common mistake nearly killed her child.dedicated to pediatric first-aid education. She explained the accident happened as she was putting her son, Lincoln, in the car while daughter Millie was seated in a shopping cart.“It took all of two seconds … for it to happen,” the crestfallen mom said.
“She was in surgery for about two hours. Got out at 2 a.m. Friday [then] in the pediatric ICU until 1:30 p.m. Saturday … then moved to the high acuity ward.”Instagram/cprkidsInstagram/cprkids “She’s now trying to sit up. [She’s] smiling and eating. Her cheeky self is coming through now, and I can’t be happier and [more] proud of her progress,” the child’s mom said. “We are happy to report that Millie is now home.”In an effort to promote greater safety measures, the mom of two is calling on all shopping carts to have a braking system installed.
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