Teachers at a Pennsylvania school are being credited with saving a girl's life.
A 7-year old girl named Aubrey was eating breakfast Wednesday morning at Lockley Early Learning Center when she started to choke. As she ran to the bathroom, a teacher saw that she was in trouble.
"She was flushed. She was red, and couldn't get any breath," said teacher Beth Stanley. "I rushed her to the nurse's office."
Stanley called 911, and then she and other teachers and staff members took turns giving the girl the Heimlich maneuver, trying to dislodge the food from her throat.
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