Rescue 911-Episode 503 "New Daddy Crash" (Part 2)

A woman in labor tries to reach her husband, unaware that he's been in an accident. This segment of episode 503 aired on September 28, 1993 on CBS.

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[vickiormindyb]

You're supposed to use a Class B Fire Extinguisher on a car fire. A Class A won't put out the flames.

I'm not sure why. I just learned all this again.

I was in a car accident that took my entire memory from me.

It took 18 yrs. to recuperate in a relative way.

I have seizures but they're controlled w/ medication.

The drunk driver who hit me has nothing wrong with him at all, if you don't count the obvious one of driving drunk.

[kathrynsue1986]

cute twins

[southlinefire10]

@snakes3425 and there is another fire extinguisher that can be used for every single job

[Balto2WolfQuest]

@Cjgsmile321 NP.

[Cjgsmile321]

@Balto2WolfQuest @atikker thank you SO much!

[Balto2WolfQuest]

@Cjgsmile321 OMG you and your sister were so cute. glad your dad survived.

[atikker]

@Cjgsmile321 I'm so glad you have your dad! :)

[Cjgsmile321]

I am so shocked to see this online after it taking place 20 years ago. Much thanks to the uploader! My family & I have been wanting to watch this for a long time, but the VHS for this is packed away somewhere. I am so very blessed that my dad made it through this terrible accident. After watching this, it made me appreciate him that much more! Love him so very much!!! PS I am one of the twins, Chelsea Galatz.

[rascl1000]

@vickiormindyb i'm so sorry! keep up the great work and i hope your doing ok!

[KendraRae14]

his nose is fine now, it's his hair that he should be worried about. hahahaha

[snakes3425]

@vickiormindyb

Class A: Solid Fuel (Wood, Paper etc)

Class B: Liquid Fuel (Oil and Gasoline etc, in the case of a vehical fire you need a B class fire extinguisher due to the oil and gasoline)

Class C: Electical

Class D: Metal

Class K: Kitchen Fires

[MDkid1]

wow....what a time to go into labor! Hold 'er in!