How prepared is your child in case of an emergency?

las cruces g while she was dealing with a medical issue. abc-7’s jerry najera caught up with the girl many are calling a hero. it’s a story you’ll see only on abc-7. “it was just a normal day everyone had just left i was cleaning up” for victoria perez and her two daughters it was a typical easter sunday “um i went to church and we had an easter egg hunt” the famil came home from church and and enjoyed some grilled food like most on the holiday. once everyone left perez started vacumming “then all of a sudden i just couldn’t breath and my chest got tight” a perez was gasping for breath her seven-year-old daughter knew something was wrong. “she was kind of scared, she started crying she didn’t know what was wrong” chloe tells me she was worried for her mother but still remained calm. “i was feeling a little scared but not really that scared” the young girl sprung into action and called 9-1 “i told him that my mom couldn’t really breath and then he said where do you live and i told him” “you don’t think to go throug something like that with your child because you don’t think it’s ever going to happen but i was just amazed at how great she handled it” chloe knew to dia 9-1-1 and knew her adress. now her mom and family are calling her a hero “i think it’s cool that i did that” jerry najera abc-7 it also raises the question..does your child know the pass code to get into your phone or do they understand you can make an emergency call without unlocking the phone? it’s a conversation worth having with your young children—it can save your life. she left her mark on the world of entertainment. from winning an