Have you seen this remarkable story yet? 2-year-old Brandon is his family's hero. (via The Washington Post)
Initially, Kayla, 28, said she thought her son just wanted his pajamas removed. But seconds later, she realized what her youngest
None of the smoke detectors in their home went off. And the Dahls, who had recently tested positive for the“We were still recovering from covid, so neither of us had our sense of taste and smell,” Kayla told The Washington Post in an interview.In a matter of minutes, the couple and their five children managed to escape uninjured through the front door. But their entire house was consumed by the flames, Kayla told The Post.
was not feeling well the night before, so the toddler slept in the living room that connects to his parents’Around 4:30 a.m., Brandon managed to escape the living room, which was already filled with flames, to alert his parents of the fire.“Somehow, by the grace of God, he was able to make it out of our almost fully engulfed living room into our room,” Kayla told The Post. “ … It’s a miracle from God that he was able to do that.
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