Michigan 7th Grader Saves School Bus and Nurse Cares for 14 Year Old Mother

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Episode Transcript

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you find? This is a crazystory. So a seventh grader in Michigan
is being hailed a little hero forbringing his school bus to a halt after

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its driver passed out at the wheel. Dylan Reeves, a student at Louis
E. Carter Middle School in Warren, Michigan, grab the wheel and break
in the bus during his ride homefrom school Wednesday afternoon. And this video
is nuts. So it shows thefemale driver using her hat to fan her
face. She then picks up herradio and says, I feel really dizzy
and I have to pull over beforepassing out. Well, she never made

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it to where she planned to pullover, and the bus started to veer
into oncoming traffic. Dylan then runsfrom one of the last rows. He's
screaming. He grabs the wheel,pulls the brake as he's telling another student
to call nine one one. TheWarren Police Department responded very quickly, tended
to the driver, and the studentswere safely loaded onto a different bus to
make their way home. In apress conference, his mom said, to

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do something like this fills my heart, makes my heart skip a beat.
To even watch that video again,I'm just I can't even express the proudness.
I'm extremely proud. And when thecouple was asked where maybe he might
have learned all the stuff that hejust did, which is very amazing for
his age, No, it wasn't, Jerry. I guess he's been driving
on his dad's lap in country roadsand pulling into driveways since he was about

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four years old. Wow. WhichI did that with my grandfather. Yeah.
Yeah, I did it with mygroup of two and like fields and
stuff, and so, I mean, obviously that's not legal, but it
saved a group of kids. That'samazing. Yeah, kids drive, Yeah,
just hope for the best. Thisis the most amazing nick you nurse.

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I mean, there's a lot ofamazing nick you nurses out there,
but this is pretty amazing. Soa nurse name Couldtrina Mullin cared for a
fourteen year old team mom of prematuretriplets and feared that the three babies would
all be sent into foster care basedon the economics and familial situation of her
patient. I'm very familiar with howscary it is to be pregnant at a
young age, because she was ifyou need anything, if you have to

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talk, I'm there. That's whatshe said to her patient. So the
nurse was herself a teenage mom andhad her first pregnancy at sixteen, and
today she's a single mom of fivechildren. So these three infants stayed at
the hospital in Indianapolis for a totalof five months before being discharged. Long
story short, they weren't going tobe able to care for the daughter,
wasn't going to be able to carefor the babies, and so Child Protective

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Services got involved, and this womansays, forget about it, I'm adopting
all of you. So she tookall of them in to her home.
She feared that Child Protective Services wouldcome and put them in foster care,
split the family up, so sheacted fast. I didn't even think it
through. Everybody in my life thoughtI was insane, and I probably was
at that point, but I couldnot let her be separated from them.

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Took them all in. It's anincredible story. I mean talk you know
already, life saving profession and rightand then and then save that whole family
from being split up ice Yeah,