2-anyos, hinangaan sa pagsagip niya sa amang may medical emergency

- Two-year-old Baby Zab acted quickly to help her father during a severe hypoglycemia episode by giving him glucose tablet

- A video of Zab’s calm and caring response to her father's weak call for help moved viewers and spread rapidly on social media

- Netizens praised Zab for her presence of mind and called her a “real-life little hero” for her life-saving actions

- The incident highlights the value of teaching children basic emergency responses, especially in families managing chronic medical conditions

Netizens are praising a two-year-old girl for her quick-thinking and heroic act in saving her father, who was experiencing a severe hypoglycemia episode.

According to a report by GMA Integrated Newsfeed, the toddler, identified as Baby Zab, is the daughter of Ymmanuel Demegillo, who suffers from hypoglycemia—a condition characterized by dangerously low blood sugar levels.

In a video that quickly went viral online, Zab can be seen calling out to her father, saying “Daddy!”

To which Ymmanuel weakly responds, “I’m hypo,” signaling he was in a medical emergency.

Without hesitation, the young girl left the room, retrieved glucose tablets, and ran back to her father.

In a moment that has touched thousands of viewers, Zab opened one of the tablets and gently placed it in her father's mouth, helping to stabilize his condition.

Social media users have expressed admiration for Zab’s presence of mind and compassion at such a young age, calling her a “real-life little hero.”

Many were also moved by the bond between father and daughter and the apparent training and awareness Baby Zab had already developed to respond in emergencies.

Health experts note that such preparedness can be life-saving in households where chronic conditions exist.

Zab’s swift response is now being hailed as an example of how even young children can make a difference when properly guided and informed.

News, photos or videos that arouse the interest of netizens would often go viral on social media, due to the attention netizens give them. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, such could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh