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Heroes: Facebook saves (another) life

Posted on February 28, 2018 by Dave Ashton

A Michigan woman’s teenage son was choking so she sent a frantic message on Facebook…to the WRONG fire department in Massachusetts!

Find out how they stepped in to save his life in “Today’s Heroes“!

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