The fact that the sister, at 8 years old, didn't shout for the grown ups but actually ran and saved him herself is impressive. The mother and the grandma also both did a fantastic job handling the 911 call and the CPR.
12:27 Aww what a beautiful and cute white kitty cat at the end of this video I love happy endings in this story don't you? I'm really glad that the boy named Stephen is alive during that incident. I'm so proud of Kristen for saving her little brother when dived into the pool and saved him she should be given a medal for saving him.
Today's the 28th anniversary of when this happened, so Stephen is 30, Kristen is 36, and David is 33 now. I'm sure Stephen can never thank Kristen enough for saving his life. Maybe she grew up to be a lifeguard. Rosemary explains that Stephen's biggest drawback and asset is that he never thinks to ask whether or not he can do things and just very independent and thinks he can do anything by himself. He never asks, "Can I do this?" or "Can I do that?" When he went out to the pool through the kitchen, Kristen didn't notice him walk past her. Rosemary also didn’t see him under the table outside near the pool. I moved to Charlotte, North Carolina from Fountain Hills, Arizona in May of 1993. We moved because of my father’s job.
It's been 30 years since this happened so Stephen is 32, Kristen is 38, and David is 35 now. This happened on a Tuesday and 4 days before Independence Day. When I saw Stephen floating face down in the pool, I was frightened. I'm sure Stephen thanked Kristen for saving his life because if she didn't check the pool area again, he would've died.
Well, just remember one thing, my friend, which is, moving day can be stressful sometimes and when that happens, you don't think about what might happen next.
Everyone needs to learn CPR in order to save other people's lives including ourselves as of today. All parents and guardians should never leave their children wandering around alone and unsupervised or that could cost them their lives including you
I could not agree more. I have never had to perform CPR or anybody for real and really hope I never do. I have had CPR & First Aid Training several times within the last ten years however. So thankful I have too since it helped me save a human life earlier this year. Back In January, I found myself in my first ever position of having to perform the Heimlich Maneuver on another person. It was a good co-worker friend on mine who choked on a piece of chicken at lunch time. She was gasping for air and could not speak, one of the scariest moments of my life. Funny how I did not even really think about what I needed to do at that moment. When I realized that she was choking, I just knew I had to start thrusting for her and it all just clicked. I just did it the way If been trained in it and got the food out on the fourth thrust with a strong push. I was so glad she was okay and could not believe I’d just saved her life. I think EVERYBODY should have CPR & First Aid Training, it’s a gift which will last you a lifetime. 🩹 ⛑ ❤️
At the time this happened, I was one month away from my 10th birthday and my brother Andrew was 7 3/4 turning eight. He ended first grade I ended third grade. Little did I know, it was our last summer in Fountain Hills, Arizona.
The mother Rosemary kinda looks like J.K. Rowling I think. And Kristin is the image of her mom. What a great little girl for running into the pool to rescue her little brother like that. She could have panicked and started freaking out when she saw Stephen in the pool. But instead, she acted very quickly and jumped right in to grab him. So glad Stephen was okay. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I don't understand how that door was left open. Even if you're moving, there wasn't stuff being brought in that way. Until you have a fence or a gate around the pool, the door stays locked, and hopefully, the lock is out of children's reach.
while the mother was interviewing of what happened during the incident it sounded like that she had a stuffed up nose I'm thinking that she has a cold but she doesn't want to admit it I'm still thinking that she is still upset after what happened during her two year son's drowning accident because he doesn't know how to swim yet but thank goodness that his older sister jumped into the pool and saved him and pulled him out.
Yeah I thought the same thing. Not sure what her regular voice sounds like, but she does sound congested here. She has kind of a deep voice for a woman too, but some women just sound like that.
I have to agree with you on that. The mother should have went out in the backyard to look for Steven instead of just glancing from the door. But I guess that's what can happen when you are moving into a new home. You don't focus on just what might happen next.
Not all happy endings turned out that way. according to my research around 220 children under five years old drown in the pool, most of them accidental deaths. That’s why you people need to keep the gate locked, so the children don’t go in the pool.
EASY to say but not always easy to do. I've witnessed many horrible things in my life, I pulled a man from a burning flipped car when I was 8 months pregnant. I helped save a child from drowning, I've been to many accidents and never batted an eye but when my own child almost died, I seriously almost lost my mind. You can't think clearly. You want to do everything you can to help them but at the same time your thinking they are going to die, and life is flashing before your eyes....
The fact that the sister, at 8 years old, didn't shout for the grown ups but actually ran and saved him herself is impressive. The mother and the grandma also both did a fantastic job handling the 911 call and the CPR.
Amazing how the little sister had the sense to jump in and get his face out of the water. Great first step, and she seems very calm!!
God bless the little girl!
12:47
Awww how cute that pretty kitty is starting to stretch and wake up.
I love cats.
12:27
Aww what a beautiful and cute white kitty cat at the end of this video
I love happy endings in this story don't you?
I'm really glad that the boy named Stephen is alive during that incident.
I'm so proud of Kristen for saving her little brother when dived into the pool and saved him
she should be given a medal for saving him.
Yeah, absolutely
That little girl saved her brother's life by diving into the pool
Kinda like Beethoven the dog saved a girl’s life in the pool!!
Rescue 911 was a good show keep up the good best wishes to everyone on the show thanks take care. Joe
His sister is a life saver
I really! Feel like it's a miracle that this little boy survived this swimming pool accident❤
Today's the 28th anniversary of when this happened, so Stephen is 30, Kristen is 36, and David is 33 now. I'm sure Stephen can never thank Kristen enough for saving his life. Maybe she grew up to be a lifeguard. Rosemary explains that Stephen's biggest drawback and asset is that he never thinks to ask whether or not he can do things and just very independent and thinks he can do anything by himself. He never asks, "Can I do this?" or "Can I do that?" When he went out to the pool through the kitchen, Kristen didn't notice him walk past her. Rosemary also didn’t see him under the table outside near the pool. I moved to Charlotte, North Carolina from Fountain Hills, Arizona in May of 1993. We moved because of my father’s job.
@fhuiethu howierujwef I don’t like it when people say cruel things to me. I did move to North Carolina from Arizona because of my father’s job.
@fhuiethu howierujwef All right. Sorry about that. I care.
@fhuiethu howierujwef I make my own opinion about some things.
I'm 38 now, this show was truly amazing.
@@Napoleon1323 Tell me about it.
It's been 30 years since this happened so Stephen is 32, Kristen is 38, and David is 35 now. This happened on a Tuesday and 4 days before Independence Day. When I saw Stephen floating face down in the pool, I was frightened. I'm sure Stephen thanked Kristen for saving his life because if she didn't check the pool area again, he would've died.
This is why parents should pay attention to their own kids, definitely when you have a pool
Well, just remember one thing, my friend, which is, moving day can be stressful sometimes and when that happens, you don't think about what might happen next.
Everyone needs to learn CPR in order to save other people's lives including ourselves as of today. All parents and guardians should never leave their children wandering around alone and unsupervised or that could cost them their lives including you
I could not agree more. I have never had to perform CPR or anybody for real and really hope I never do. I have had CPR & First Aid Training several times within the last ten years however. So thankful I have too since it helped me save a human life earlier this year.
Back In January, I found myself in my first ever position of having to perform the Heimlich Maneuver on another person. It was a good co-worker friend on mine who choked on a piece of chicken at lunch time. She was gasping for air and could not speak, one of the scariest moments of my life.
Funny how I did not even really think about what I needed to do at that moment. When I realized that she was choking, I just knew I had to start thrusting for her and it all just clicked. I just did it the way If been trained in it and got the food out on the fourth thrust with a strong push. I was so glad she was okay and could not believe I’d just saved her life. I think EVERYBODY should have CPR & First Aid Training, it’s a gift which will last you a lifetime. 🩹 ⛑ ❤️
At the time this happened, I was one month away from my 10th birthday and my brother Andrew was 7 3/4 turning eight. He ended first grade I ended third grade. Little did I know, it was our last summer in Fountain Hills, Arizona.
12:27
I love this beautiful cat
surprised no one thanked kristen for saving steven at all
The mother Rosemary kinda looks like J.K. Rowling I think. And Kristin is the image of her mom. What a great little girl for running into the pool to rescue her little brother like that. She could have panicked and started freaking out when she saw Stephen in the pool. But instead, she acted very quickly and jumped right in to grab him. So glad Stephen was okay. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I think Kristin looks like the Olsen Twins when they were on Full House.
@Nick Wells Yeah, she does a bit like Michelle Tanner when I think about it now. 😊
This incident happened in Centennial, Colorado.
12:50, cute cat!
I don't understand how that door was left open. Even if you're moving, there wasn't stuff being brought in that way. Until you have a fence or a gate around the pool, the door stays locked, and hopefully, the lock is out of children's reach.
Give a darn about swimming pools. People buy fun; and forget how dangerous these things can be.
while the mother was interviewing of what happened during the incident
it sounded like that she had a stuffed up nose
I'm thinking that she has a cold but she doesn't want to admit it
I'm still thinking that she is still upset after what happened during her two year son's drowning accident
because he doesn't know how to swim yet
but thank goodness that his older sister jumped into the pool and saved him and pulled him out.
Yeah I thought the same thing. Not sure what her regular voice sounds like, but she does sound congested here. She has kind of a deep voice for a woman too, but some women just sound like that.
looking for a child you don't glance outside
I have to agree with you on that. The mother should have went out in the backyard to look for Steven instead of just glancing from the door. But I guess that's what can happen when you are moving into a new home. You don't focus on just what might happen next.
Not all happy endings turned out that way. according to my research around 220 children under five years old drown in the pool, most of them accidental deaths. That’s why you people need to keep the gate locked, so the children don’t go in the pool.
You’re a great sister see if your brothers like
Two year old Becca drowning
Not safe
God whyyyy would someone w kids move into a house w a pool like that!?!??!
Nurse didnt know cpr 🙄
geeze crist the adults need to stay clam
Christopher or Chris/Critter C kinda hard when you think your child is dead....
EASY to say but not always easy to do. I've witnessed many horrible things in my life, I pulled a man from a burning flipped car when I was 8 months pregnant. I helped save a child from drowning, I've been to many accidents and never batted an eye but when my own child almost died, I seriously almost lost my mind. You can't think clearly. You want to do everything you can to help them but at the same time your thinking they are going to die, and life is flashing before your eyes....