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Mother dies after saving baby in floods


Thursday Feb 14 10:11 AEDT
A mother saved her baby from floodwaters in central Queensland before collapsing and dying.
The 36-year-old woman and her husband had been driving with their two children on the Capricorn Highway at Gogango on Wednesday night when the car acquaplaned on the flooded roadway.
The car came to rest about 600 metres from the Gogango Creek crossing, before it was pushed off the road and into one-metre-deep water about 8.30pm (AEST).
A police spokeswoman said the father managed to reach into the backseat and unbuckle the children, aged two and six-months, before the couple fled the car with one child each in their arms.The father, also 36, made it out of floodwaters but the woman was dragged by the water and was forced to cling to a tree with the baby in her arms "for some time" until help arrived from a nearby property, she said.
Once rescued, she collapsed with exhaustion.

http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=343530.




This story is in stark contrast to some we read here....what a brave lady and a devoted mother.
 
What an inspirational story--I'm so sorry for the family's loss but she saved her baby... wow.
 
What a story. I am glad the babies were saved but sad to learn their mommy died. What a loving and caring mom she was.
 
Mother dies after saving baby in floods


Thursday Feb 14 10:11 AEDT
A mother saved her baby from floodwaters in central Queensland before collapsing and dying.
The 36-year-old woman and her husband had been driving with their two children on the Capricorn Highway at Gogango on Wednesday night when the car acquaplaned on the flooded roadway.
The car came to rest about 600 metres from the Gogango Creek crossing, before it was pushed off the road and into one-metre-deep water about 8.30pm (AEST).
A police spokeswoman said the father managed to reach into the backseat and unbuckle the children, aged two and six-months, before the couple fled the car with one child each in their arms.The father, also 36, made it out of floodwaters but the woman was dragged by the water and was forced to cling to a tree with the baby in her arms "for some time" until help arrived from a nearby property, she said.
Once rescued, she collapsed with exhaustion.

http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=343530.




This story is in stark contrast to some we read here....what a brave lady and a devoted mother.

You are so right in the difference between her and so many we read about here.
This is so sad, but this mom will always be the remembered as the best a mother could be. God Bless this wonderful lady.
 
She was a mother in the truest sense of the word.
 
What a sad ending. She held on until her baby was safe.

How unfair that she died and the trashy killers we see here all the time are still allowed to breathe. :mad:
 
What a biter-sweet story. :angel:
Tks for sharing.....:blowkiss:
 
She was a mother in the truest sense of the word.

Wow Dingo, no kidding. She's a hero. Thank you so much for posting this story. After all the horrors that we read about here at Websleuths, its nice to know that there are true moms still around. God bless this family.
 
Mother dies after saving baby in floods


Thursday Feb 14 10:11 AEDT
A mother saved her baby from floodwaters in central Queensland before collapsing and dying.
The 36-year-old woman and her husband had been driving with their two children on the Capricorn Highway at Gogango on Wednesday night when the car acquaplaned on the flooded roadway.
The car came to rest about 600 metres from the Gogango Creek crossing, before it was pushed off the road and into one-metre-deep water about 8.30pm (AEST).
A police spokeswoman said the father managed to reach into the backseat and unbuckle the children, aged two and six-months, before the couple fled the car with one child each in their arms.The father, also 36, made it out of floodwaters but the woman was dragged by the water and was forced to cling to a tree with the baby in her arms "for some time" until help arrived from a nearby property, she said.
Once rescued, she collapsed with exhaustion.

http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=343530.




This story is in stark contrast to some we read here....what a brave lady and a devoted mother.


my heart goes out to her children and husband and may she always be a memory for people everywhere to know put your family before anything you never know how long you will have them.
 
OMG this is truly heartbreaking, such a unselfish thing for her to do. If more mothers were like her, the world would be a better place.
 

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