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Proud Family of Brave 11 Year Old Kayleigh<\/strong><\/h3>\nDespite her young age and never having dealt with anything like this before, Kayleigh remained calm and called her dad.<\/p>\n
After this, Kayleigh called for an ambulance and followed all advice given by the call handler. As advised she then went to get a neighbor, to help put her mum on her back.<\/p>\n
Kayleighs calmness and bravery has been praised by many, and could have made all the difference in saving Mum Michelles life.<\/p>\n
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Chris Pilling, Dad commented;<\/p>\n
“I went to work at 6.30am and left my wife and daughter in bed and got a phone call at 8.30am,”<\/em><\/p>\n“Kayleigh said her mum had collapsed in the toilet so I told her to phone 999”<\/em><\/p>\n“She had collapsed in the bathroom behind the door. Kayleigh managed to squeeze into the bathroom and push my wife back and the ambulance talked her through what to do, <\/em><\/p>\nasked if she breathing and is she responsive, my daughter went through all that with the ambulance.<\/em><\/p>\n“My wife had a bleed on the brain and she was having a fit as well. My daughter did really well and stayed on the phone until the ambulance came. It was for about 20 minutes, maybe a bit less.”<\/em><\/p>\n“The paramedics were really helpful and my neighbour John Bradbury comforted, I thank him,” added Chris.<\/em><\/p>\n“Kayleigh’s quick thinking definitely helped her mum, without a doubt.<\/em><\/p>\nChris Pilling, Director – St Helens Plant Limited <\/strong><\/p>\n
\nIn Summary <\/strong><\/p>\nKayleighs mum suffered a subarachnoid haemorrhage, a life-threatening type of stroke caused by bleeding into the space surrounding the brain. She has since underwent a three hour surgical procedure on the day after her collapse.<\/p>\n
We are currently only receiving daily updates from the hospital, due to COVID-19 restrictions no visitors are allowed. We’re pleased to say Michelle is doing well and improving everyday.<\/p>\n
“Kayleigh said her mum had collapsed in the toilet so I told her to phone 999”<\/em><\/p>\n “She had collapsed in the bathroom behind the door. Kayleigh managed to squeeze into the bathroom and push my wife back and the ambulance talked her through what to do, <\/em><\/p>\n asked if she breathing and is she responsive, my daughter went through all that with the ambulance.<\/em><\/p>\n “My wife had a bleed on the brain and she was having a fit as well. My daughter did really well and stayed on the phone until the ambulance came. It was for about 20 minutes, maybe a bit less.”<\/em><\/p>\n “The paramedics were really helpful and my neighbour John Bradbury comforted, I thank him,” added Chris.<\/em><\/p>\n “Kayleigh’s quick thinking definitely helped her mum, without a doubt.<\/em><\/p>\n Chris Pilling, Director – St Helens Plant Limited <\/strong><\/p>\n Kayleighs mum suffered a subarachnoid haemorrhage, a life-threatening type of stroke caused by bleeding into the space surrounding the brain. She has since underwent a three hour surgical procedure on the day after her collapse.<\/p>\n We are currently only receiving daily updates from the hospital, due to COVID-19 restrictions no visitors are allowed. We’re pleased to say Michelle is doing well and improving everyday.<\/p>\n
\nIn Summary <\/strong><\/p>\n
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