From the ArcaMax Publishing, Weird News Newsletter:
http://www.arcamax.com/news/weirdnews/s-368324-577908
GUTHRIE, Okla. (UPI) -- An Oklahoma woman's effort to teach her
toddler daughter a simple song about dialing 911 in an emergency paid
off when the mother fainted.
Jessica Eaves got her daughter, Madelyn, 3, to sing "911 green, 911
green," The Oklahoman reported. When Madelyn saw her mother
unconscious, she picked up her mother's BlackBerry and picked out 911
and the green button.
Once Madelyn was on the phone with a dispatcher May 27, emergency
workers were able to identify the block where she lived. She remained
on the phone for 11 minutes with dispatchers asking her about her
parents' cars and other items that would lead the ambulance crew to
the right house.
Eaves, who is pregnant, suffers from a medical condition that puts her
at high risk of fainting. Last year, when she fainted during an
earlier pregnancy, Madelyn got help by pushing the green button, which
connected her to the last person to whom her mother had talked.
"I was ecstatic," Eaves said when she learned of her daughter's latest
intervention. "I could not believe a 3-year-old girl was able to think
that fast and that clearly."