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15-Month Old Recovering After Being Pulled From Bratt Swimming Pool
August 15, 2011
A 15-month old is recovering today after being rescued from a pool in Bratt.
The Walnut Hill Station of Escambia Fire Rescue responded to a reported drowning about 11:30 a.m. in the 6300 block of Pine Barren Road, near Northview High School.
One of the toddler’s relatives reportedly heard her fall into an above ground swimming pool behind their mobile home and was able to get her out of the pool in just a few seconds. The 15-month old was reported to be conscious and alert when first responders arrived.
The child was transported by Atmore Ambulance to Atmore Community Hospital in stable condition.
Pictured above: A 15-month old is recovering after being pulled from a pool in Bratt Monday morning. NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.
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9 Responses to “15-Month Old Recovering After Being Pulled From Bratt Swimming Pool”
Where does it say the mother performed CPR? All I read was that a relative heard her fall in and had her out in SECONDS. She required CPR? Maybe firefighter knows something that didn’t get reported. Glad she is OK.
Amen ellenb.
This story just reinforces my decision to cover our pool when my 18 month old granddaughter moved into our home. We covered our pool with katchakid. Thank God they got to this baby in time.
thank god it turned out ok, if ladder was at the pool please remove it so this doesn’t happen again–this goes out to anyone with pools..glad everthing turned out ok.
PRAISE GOD!
Happy the baby is ok. Scary situation. Glad they were paying attention to the baby. Could of been a lot worse.
Oh thank GOD the family was able to get her out of the pool in time! Prayers go out to the family!
Thank goodness the mother heard her and is trained in Pediatric CPR. By the time WHVFD arrived the mother had the little girl in her arms and she was smiling at everyone. Good job Mother!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Saying a prayer for the child and the family.