Breakfast Show Blog
Choking: A Parent's Worst Nightmare Posted by Rabbit, Amber And Cosi 25 November, 2009 - 11:08 AM
This morning we talked to Sheere who found her young son Dakota choking
on a piece of fritz. She told us her terryfying story and how she had
no idea how to help her son. We the talked to St Johns expert Eric to find out
exactly what to do if your child is choking.
Listen To Sheree's Story
Find Out How To Stop Someone Choking
Head to St Johns SA for more advice and find how you can register for one of their live saving courses.
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Rachel says
Great advice thankyou
Posted Wednesday 25 November, 2009 11:11 AM -
Erin says
My heart goes out to Sheree, what a horrible thing to have happen
Posted Wednesday 25 November, 2009 11:12 AM -
Kelly Mee says
After listening to sheree's story it gave me the kick in the pants that i needed to sign up and do the caring for kids course.. im all booked in for next month and cant wait.. i have a 12 week year old and the thought that something could happen to him and for me not to be prepared for it is devastating.. thank you Sheree and SAFM
Posted Wednesday 25 November, 2009 9:26 PM -
Sharee Sterzl says
Thankyou safm for allowing me to get my story out there and thankyou to all my friends, family and complete strangers for your caring and positive support. I am so pleased to see that it has made others like myself kick into action and do a first aid course. Well done. Regards Sharee
Posted Thursday 26 November, 2009 9:29 AM -
Nic says
This story really hit me, my boy is the same age as Sheree's and the thought of this happening is just heartbreaking, I've been in tears listening to it. As she said you think softer foods and the like are safe, but you can never be too careful I suppose. My best wishes are with Sheree's family, I think we've all learnt a lot from this, thank you for sharing your experience Sheree, it may just save some lives...
Posted Thursday 26 November, 2009 12:25 PM -
pat says
hearing this story gives that sickening feeling again. one of my girls inhaled a piece of lollypop and i was lost. if it wasn't for my wife i thinks i may have lost her. Every parent should make themselves aware of how to deal with this things. I am really happy Sharee gets the chance to be prepared if theres a next time
Posted Wednesday 2 December, 2009 9:44 PM
