A 10-year-old girl in Abilene took swift action during a medical emergency involving her father. Felicity Moffett found her dad in distress and responded appropriately. Details of the incident are limited, but it is known that Felicity's father experienced a severe medical issue.
The young girl's actions were reportedly taken after she heard her dad stop breathing. For more information on this story, readers can refer to the full report from KTXS, the local ABC affiliate in Abilene, Texas.
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