A Melbourne mother wants to thank two 'good Samaritans' who helped her 20-month-old son get urgent medical care after he had a seizure while she was driving.
A Melbourne mother is seeking two "good Samaritans" who helped her 20-month-old son get urgent medical care after he had a seizure while she was driving.An unknown couple helped Madeleine Crawford get to the hospital after her son had a seizure while she was drivingShe believes they were in their 50s and drove a small black sedan
She told Virginia Trioli on ABC Radio Melbourne her son had been off food and drink for a day and a half, had a fever, chesty cough and was struggling to breathe. "I looked over my shoulder ... eyes opening, closing, and rolling, legs jerking and convulsing — everything," she said.'Good Samaritans' arrive to helpSpace to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume.Melbourne mum searches for 'good Samaritans' who came to her aid when her son had a seizureStirling then vomited on her and went limp.
"I could feel that moment slipping where I wouldn't be able to get their details because my focus was obviously on my son," she said."And that's where it was left."Ms Crawford said Stirling has returned home from hospital and is much better.But she cannot help but think about the "good Samaritans" who came to her aid.
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