Rescue 911 - Digitals kid O D

[@constructionfan86]

Sharelle is very fortunate to be alive today,this could’ve been tragic,hopefully this will be a valuable lesson to everybody

[@PrincessEli82]

It’s been 35 years since this happened so Sharelle is 37, Nicholas her brother is 35 and Sharelle is a registered nurse. This happened on a Thursday and three weeks before Christmas. I’m sure Sarah, Cheryl, Pam and Ron said ‘Thank you’ to those who saved Sharelle’s life.

[@kassiestevenson6806]

hope she is doing well today

[@PrincessEli82]

@@kassiestevenson6806 She is.

[@TenderHeartSarah]

How do you know?

[@PrincessEli82]

@@TenderHeartSarah I saw her on Facebook.

[@aprildannettegosa5381]

Kids are resilient this girl had the will to fight and she made it and shows no sign that it even happened

[@melissaslutter4146]

Considering her age Cheryl is a very good patient. She was very well cooperative. She's a better patient than I would and I'm 37 years old!

[@JadenYukifan28]

I think her name is Sharelle, not Cheryl.....

[@terrendanicks3995]

​@JadenYukifan28 Spend your time more wisely.

[@JadenYukifan28]

@@terrendanicks3995 Please do not tell me what to do, I am not your servant....

[@mr.tomraypaz6085]

It’s scary how little children can think medicines are candy. I felt bad for the dad as he was desperately trying to hold back the tears as he was driving to the hospital. It’s amazing that that little girl survived...especially with Big Bird by her side in the beginning to comfort her.

[@megspitzer9406]

I've never did such a thing like that when I was Sharelle's age. In fact, I never got my own prescription until I got older.

[@megspitzer9406]

You know, now that Sharelle is a young woman, she's probably looking back at this episode as she said "I can't believe I've done such a thing like that! What was I thinking?"

[@frederickwarren8080]

This is one my childhood show but this vid just bought tears to my eyes about this lil girl

[@Margann1987]

Sharelle is currently married with two children and she works as a registered nurse.

[@miss_michelle]

That's so lovely to hear

[@TheWoodland12]

Wow that’s great.

[@coreyhill681]

That's amazing, good for them

[@francolombardo8951]

I hope Cheryl if she ever has a kid or has kids I hope she definitely talks to them about the dangers of medications and the difference between medications and candy and how dangerous it is to play mess around or touch other people's medications

[@dave11686]

Awesome

[@animemangafan1987]

All medications should always keep out of reach of children despite the elderly grandmother's blindness. It doesn't matter whether your medication cap is child proof or child resistant cuz they always kept in a safe place where they couldn't reach or gain access to it

[@sarahbehan7060]

AMF87 m

[@sarahbehan7060]

AMF87 sarah

[@sarahbehan7060]

Rucse 911

[@theseekerslighthouse5994]

When i was a kid i was able to climb on a chair then the counter then the cupboard then defeat the child safety cap to take a swig of calpol :) it was only when my mother explained to me how toxic paracetamol was that I relented... We cannot judge, she was blind and needed it within reach... Accidents happen, no intent was there.

[@jazzyjay81]

@@theseekerslighthouse5994 the child was not there everyday. Smart people would have put it up that day.

[@rs52594]

In addition to Sharelle's great grandmother Mary Fuller (1991) and her grandmother Sarah Bedore (1997), her father Ronald DiRenzo died in 2021 at the age of 65.

[@HeyItsSarah30]

Thank you for uploading this! I’ve been trying to find it I remember watching it when I was little and thinking that this was a boring episode lol. But I could never find it in here so thanks!

[@serenadees31]

little one's get into all kind's of thing's a lot of them can be deadly just be thankful that it didn't take her life

[@albertaacklin3257]

Replies

[@jenniferwang3489]

This is scary. I remember when my youngest brother was little he was acting funny acter we got home from a visit with my dad's family. Turned out, his aunt who was on antipsychotics had dropped her pills and when she found out he was acting weird she didn't want to say anything. She finally admitted it and they were able to give my brother the correct antidote. He's a healthy 30-year-old now, works at a good government job, and has a bachelor's degree in construction and a master's in business.

[@dazednconfusedrn]

Asshole move for the aunt to say nothing for so long.

[@davidjohnson5845]

Hello there folks, how is that little girl doing today?

[@lauriealvaro5816]

Never leave medicine out because little children will get into the medication I keep my medcine hidden. but I don't have any children thank God

[@marikiemarie7622]

Good grief! Duh!!!!

[@billybassman21]

Captain obvious here.

[@megspitzer9406]

That was pretty irresponsible for Sharelle's great grandmother for putting her medication in a place where Sharelle could get to it!😠 I know she's blind, but still!

[@vinaymulukutla358]

Digoxin is serious stuff and prescribed in micrograms. It is a very high maintenance medication and can be very toxic if prescribed improperly. Blood tests need to be taken frequently to monitor the levels in the patient's blood. Therefore I cannot imagine the amount that this poor little girl took. I cannot emphasise enough to anyone on long term medications to keep them out of reach of children.

[@Godislove4517]

My name is Charell. I've never met anyone with my name before. I thought it was a mistake when I first heard it and had to rewind a little bit.

[@tomara3]

God is Love x Lol your not the only person in the world with that name 😂😂

[@Peelsock]

There is an 80s R&B singer by that name, though she spells it differently (Cherrelle).

[@Lpsluveva]

My aunts name is charroll

[@jasonsaville2262]

This is exactly why we must keep all meds out of reach of children. All children must always be watched.

[@liamwatson5125]

You must never ever ever take somebody else’s medication!

[@billybassman21]

No sht Sherlock, not a kid anyway.

[@ginad480]

Tell that to a two year old. She probably thought it was candy. I mean duh!

[@liamwatson5125]

@@ginad480 Medication is definitely not candy at all.

[@megspitzer9406]

I never do that and I never will be!

[@Anonymous-qg9xx]

Sherral's grandma should have put the pulls on a higher shelf and when the great grandmother needed to take her meds, the grandma could have got the meds for her..

[@francolombardo8951]

Yes it shouldn't matter if there's elderly people or not elderly people or people just like the young people they probably did bad things in their life too you always need to lock up all medicines when you have little kids visiting you

[@chrisgomez1840]

Her crying is a great sign shes breathing

[@TTBurgerThePlayStationGamer]

sadly Mary Sharelle's great grandmother passed away in 1991 and Sarah passed away in 1997

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[@baileyclark6160]

This is why we have child proof caps on medications

[@francolombardo8951]

It shouldn't matter if somebody is elderly when you have little kids around you never leave any type of medication out I don't care what it is especially heart medication especially if there's a two-year-old in the presents

[@francolombardo8951]

We're all going to die you can't fight death taking heart medication is just another way to try to prevent death and you don't know even if that lady was elderly you don't know what kind of life she lived if she was a convicted felon in the past or if she did anything bad when you have a toddler around that's the first thing you need to do is make sure all medications are locked away

[@francolombardo8951]

The best heart medication naturally is a healthy diet and exercise and don't smoke or consume too much alcohol that's the best heart medication around

[@BurrShotHam711Jenna]

as of 2018 Sharelle is 34 years old

[@Peelsock]

Well, sometime during the course of the year she will be. This incident happened in December, 1986 and we don't know exactly how old she was. She might have been two and a half at the time, or she might have just turned two. It's sort of hard to tell by looking at her, because for one, it's not really her; just someone playing her for the recreation and two, kids sometimes look younger or older than they really are.

[@mollylea2643]

WBAL 11-that’s my local station!

[@jillclarke782]

Keep Out Of Reach Of Children...

[@pookied.7738]

Thank you Captain Obvious

[@jessyleppert2]

Agreed

[@horsespegasuses6609]

They shouldn't of left the bottle of pills on the table it's their fault.... My grandfather whole lot of bottles of pills on the dresser in my grandparents bedroom my grandparents told me & my cousins never touch the pills.....

[@zachross8081]

i wish rescue 911 was back on tv?

[@thomasm1964]

Scotland is just five miles from this place!

[@Ashenicky2009]

Activated charcoal is disgusting. I remember it being so bitter. I was around that girl's age, maybe a little older, when I had wondered into my parent's room and swallowed half of my dad's stay awake pills. They were red and heart shaped. It's like the company was setting children up for mistaking it for candy for sure. I think after that my parents realized that pills must be out of reach at all times. Funny thing is, no one explained to me that it wasn't candy, so I thought I was being punished for eating their candy, and I never touched candy again for a long time lol

[@gametrimvd8139]

dude thats funny as fu*k

[@Cassxowary]

Ashenicky2009 The supermarket here have a lemonade with activated charcoal and it’s really good but yeah

[@billybassman21]

I wonder why they didn't pump her stomach?

[@gregorkrause]

5:34 should've accompanied the Military type helicopter from the #rescue911pilot, #rescue911117

[@nataliayoung3734]

Everyone should keep their pills up high, on shelves.

[@notebookluvr]

I just found out today that my son proposed to his gf yesterday. immediately, i thought about i may be a grandmother soon, although she is very focused on college, so that may have to wait. Anyway, my first thought was that my house is nowhere near baby-proofed! He said they are planning on next summer so i better get busy! My youngest is 16 and it's been a while since i had to baby proof anything. But i think i am still sometimes in the mindset of having small children and watching out for them so i don't think it will be that hard for me to get back into that mode.

[@dixsOnTheMove]

Why was the dad at work when the mother was giving birth to her 2nd child? This story is missing details.

[@pookied.7738]

Missing details? You need to know what goes on in their personal lives to hear a story about their daughter? That makes no sense.

[@HeyItsSarah30]

Highway Winder I think she had probably had the baby a few days prior so that’s why they said she had just had the baby

[@kgrimes842]

Hey It’s Sarah no. That's why she couldn't see her daughter for two days... Because she was recovering and anyone who's had a baby knows the hospital keeps you for two days (for healthy mom's who had a good delivery)

[@hanna4434]

With my first child in 1982, I had him on Saturday and had to stay in the hospital 5 days due to an infection, and hubby had to go to work on Monday. This was long before Family Leave. On the other hand, with my second in 1986, I had her Tuesday morning and went home Wednesday night and hubby was able to be home all week.

[@notebookluvr]

@@kgrimes842 i was out the next day except when i had a cesarean.

[@melissasteward6211]

put the meds up where kids can't reach it

[@surlywithfabshoes]

So, there’s a toddler and a blind grandma and then the one capable person is upstairs dressing up like a character from Little House on the Prairie? Noooo, nothing could POSSIBLY happen....and the lady’s solution was rocking her back and forth instead of calling 911??

[@liddybug8311]

I know it's a serious video but your comment wins the funniest comment on this thread award 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@surlywithfabshoes]

@@liddybug8311 I aim to please.

[@surlywithfabshoes]

@@liddybug8311 Serioudly, she’s dressed like Harriet Olsen!

[@gettinhitched]

She looks exactly like Grandma Walton

[@matthewadams2752]

What happened to the grandmother?

[@peterjordan8955]

I think she was arrested and sent to prison

[@BurrShotHam711Jenna]

as of 2020 Sharelle is 38 years old

[@SuperMyVevo]

okay the mom when I first saw her I thought she had no shirt on

[@TheSheffeilds]

Big bird 7:26

[@elgeneralxx]

Big bird pooped his pants

[@centralnewyorkresponses7887]

4:17 the activated charcoal tastes horrible. It’s like giving someone glucagon. Will make them vomit.

[@Mslutter236]

I love this show. I sometimes watch it on pluto but i like watching it on KZbin better

[@melijem1775]

Oh no?! Madam never leave yo medicine on the table with a little kid in the house?!

[@bronwynboudicca7307]

I took medicine when i was little, I only survived because it was for my seizures. Still take pills for it, damn seizures.

[@Kaylafraser]

I was 8 months and 28 days old when this happen

[@kiayawilliams5714]

I was three and a half years from being born, lol

[@glenjudge4799]

why didn't they call 911

[@ppylas]

They said the hospital was 10 minutes away so they decided to drive there.

[@jazzyjay81]

Perhaps this area had long response times...

[@monkeybeat4u]

In 1986 Windham, CT was not yet on the 911 network system...

[@mollynicole4614]

why is the title "Digitals kid"?

[@jenniferwang3489]

I think the brand name of the heart med is digitalis, digoxin is the generic name.

[@FancysMom28]

wow!!

[@BurrShotHam711Jenna]

as of 2023 Sharelle is 39 years old

[@selinaogorman8380]

Thank God Charel survived indeed God wasn't ready to take her home yet she had more plans and more life to enjoy here and yes medications need to be put out of reach or make sure the caps are tightly sealed so no children can get into them this could have cost her life.

[@sweetlife031]

It's puzzling how at 2:12, Shirelle is perfectly calm in her grandmothers arms...but as soon as her aunt comes in, Shirelle is crying...?

[@dannyb6030]

but why grandma left her meds out in the first place

[@jasonvancura2139]

This happened 4 days before my 14th birthday.

[@notebookluvr]

It happened several months after my 10th 😁

[@miss_michelle]

I was 5

[@bielefeldundmehr2461]

It was 4 weeks before my 11th birthday. Greetings from Germany 🙂

[@pockypurse]

Oh wow, I thought activated charcoal was just for pets! (My dog ate some rat poison and had to be given several doses of it, he wasn't a happy camper lol)

[@PrincessEli82]

It's been 31 years since this happened so Sharelle is 33 now.

[@DesertDrifter]

Elaina Liotta your good at math.

[@PrincessEli82]

Thank you.

[@juliamartinez5043]

😄😄😂😂😂

[@DesertDrifter]

Cobra ask me if i care. Blame my spell check. Toy ass bitch.

[@megspitzer9406]

And she's married with 2 children and works as a registered nurse, too

[@fabeiontatum205]

You got to see the fire people

[@Julie86Mac]

why is the father at work when his wife was in labor at a hospital?

[@bielefeldundmehr2461]

Maybe she had delivered the boy one or two days ago.

[@carol-annemartinalolafrase8473]

I have had to drink this stuff its so gross was horrible poor little girl

[@jennquinn1117]

I was so messed up that I liked it. I wanted more.

[@Cassxowary]

This supermarket here has a lemonade charcoal drink and it’s good

[@TheColorHopeIsBlue]

The levels of the drug peaked, so they _wouldn’t_ need the antidote? That doesn’t make any sense.

[@crochetwithapril]

TheColorHopeIsBlue peaked means it's as bad as it's going to get, and she survived, it would start leaving her system. The antidote had its own toxins so it could have been more dangerous to give it to her.

[@ryannebarlow9213]

What guy is at work when their wife is having a baby?!?!

[@desertgirl30]

That’s what I’ve always wondered since the first time I’ve seen this!!

[@bielefeldundmehr2461]

@@desertgirl30 Maybe she had delivered the boy one or two days ago.

[@only257]

shocking

[@zachross8081]

why didn't they call 911?

[@bielefeldundmehr2461]

Because the ambulance would have needed too much time to get there. So they didn't call 911, but instead they drove to the hospital themselves.

[@sammywilliam8156]

There was a pharmacy where one of the pharmacists literally had all of the bottles with one of those blocks you know you got to push down it cost money he goes but I'd rather spend $2,000 a month on pill bottles that lock down then to watch the news and watch a poor kid overdose because he didn't know what those pills were sad to say he got fired from that pharmacy funniest thing is one of their competitors hired him on the spot and said they would be honored to have them in their family and you know what the company he was working for Walgreens there was too worried about money was bought out by CVS

[@sammywilliam8156]

And this is why I think all prescription bottles should come of a lock and a key

[@bielefeldundmehr2461]

They left it out because of the blind person.

[@ginad480]

I’m just gonna come out and say it. The great grandmother is 82 and her grandmother looks 82.

[@WoodJack99]

Yes! The grandmother was only 56 at the time. People really did look older back then.

[@liddybug8311]

​@WoodJack99 part of why she looks so much older is likely because she doesn't color her hair and wears her hair in an old fashion style and is wearing clothes that would look right at home on Little House on the Prairie.

[@Anonymous-qg9xx]

Kinda bothered that Cheral's great grandma aint walking with them at the end.....did she feel guilty or something or did she pass on???

[@thomasplouffe1363]

if i was the girls father i would be kicking and screaming and fighting the security to get to my baby. i would be screaming " thats my daughter thats my baby girl!"

[@juliewarrington4247]

Keep medication out of reach of minors

[@Cassxowary]

Julie Warrington you mean little ones... at some point they’re old enough...

[@nataliayoung3734]

It shouldn’t be out, with kids there.

[@melissaritter7348]

Ron's waiting 4 us in Heaven. On September 9, 2021 God wanted Ron 2 go 2 Heaven. So God took him 2 Heaven. Ron's pain free, sorrow free, suffering free, all better, and all new. "We'll see Ron again someday in Heaven". Sarah and Mary Great Grandma's waiting 4 us in Heaven 2. In 91 God wanted Mary Great Grandma 2 go 2 Heaven. So God took her 2 Heaven. In 97 God wanted Sarah 2 go 2 Heaven. So God took her 2 Heaven. They R pain free, sorrow free, suffering free, all better, and all new. "We'll see them again someday in Heaven".

[@gracieperry8485]

I saw on this tv show once that a toddler swallowed her dads heart medication

[@Anonymous-qg9xx]

Keep the meds on the table when Cheallel isn't there!!! But when Cheryl comes to visit.....have Sara give her mother the pills herself which would be out of reach for Cheralle.....

[@jazzyjay81]

Again another child situation caused by (grand)parents not paying attention. No excuse for leaving it on the table with a child around.

[@davidmoody4139]

It wasn't the grandma's fault. Quit putting blame on the parents or grandparents. You ain't so perfect either.

[@fabeiontatum205]

He took Grandma pills right now call 911

[@bielefeldundmehr2461]

He? It's a little girl.

[@NatureForce37]

God does not take children away. If a child dies, that's not God killing them. I believe children go to Heaven, but not because God wants to snatch them away from their parent(s) so that He can have them with Him in Heaven. I mean, seriously, people. Jesus "came to give LIFE and give it more abundantly." "Satan comes to kill, steal and destroy." (John 10:10)

[@kaitlynforness7683]

Wow I love your statement it is so tru god bless you

[@NatureForce37]

Kaitlyn Forness Thank you! God bless you too!

[@kaitlynforness7683]

Your welcome kind person I never met I hope you have a wonderful lovely life.

[@NatureForce37]

LOL!! Well you do the same, stranger!

[@kaitlynforness7683]

Ha!

[@scottymcalister7368]

I used to have to take Digoxin when I was a kid it came in a glass bottle with a dropper it was green and it tasted like lime kool aid

[@csmith563]

So counting what pills were left, Figuring the date it was filled, Subtracting the Dosage Grandma takes ea day, would be too much work? Der...

[@BellyLover06]

The issue isn't that. It's that the toddler wasn't monitored and the medication was not in a good place. Besides, when your child has done something like this, you don't have time for that.

[@kevinhoward9593]

What no child proof cap?

[@sabimarcum5736]

Kevin Howard my mom and I always say child proof caps aren't child proof, they're adult proof. Most kids can open child proof caps. So I don't know if this one had a child proof cause on it, but I'm almost sure it wouldn't matter, cause I've seen kids open those easy.

[@Creativeme757]

That was my question too

[@jazzyjay81]

Child proof cap.. some children can still open them.

[@harpistforever3137]

My purse can open child proof caps. (Seriously... i have to tape them shut or they spill everywhere.) If an inanimate object can open a pill bottle I am sure a child can too.

[@jamesrobinson3490]

They weren't invented yet

[@fabeiontatum205]

They have a building down the road

[@sparklejan3]

What year was this 1800’s

[@janetslater129]

sparkle hughes 1986

[@HeyItsSarah30]

1900’s. 1986 lol

[@HeyItsSarah30]

Josephine Malvasi I think they meant is it in the 80’s I’m assuming lol

[@doug112244]

If you are talking about how they old lady is dressed it wasn't that far off. The great grandmother was born in 1904.

[@sparklejan3]

doug112244 oh yes! I was being sarcastic because of grandma’s shirt. I knew it was around 1980-1990’s. You knew exactly what I meant her shirt lol.

[@bryanspencer8147]

That is a pretty name

[@-Gunnarsson-]

Often its the grannys fault something bad happens.

[@helensmith2401]

911

[@dannyb6030]

i think grandma was trying to kill geand baby she should of been liable for her accidental overdose (stupid grandma) she knew know bettet

[@Cassxowary]

They are elderly and made a mistake... don’t be silly...

[@odettewiddicombe6673]

Shilly place to leave it with kids around

[@odettewiddicombe6673]

Never leave pills out with little ones around bit shilly

[@melissaslutter4653]

I hope was A year old when this happened

[@zachross8081]

sadly Mary Sharelle's great grandmother passed away in 1991 and Sarah passed away in 1997

[@TheMKEWERBY]

Granted, I know from this that Mary was 88 when she died, but how old was Sarah?

[@rs52594]

​@@TheMKEWERBY She was 67.

[@TheMKEWERBY]

@@rs52594 Thank you.