A 10-year-old boy noticed his father's speech slurring during a drive; helps his dad survive a stroke
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Quick thinking can make all the difference in an emergency; and sometimes, it can even save a life. When a road trip to Georgia began to steer in the wrong direction, quite literally, 10-year-old Taylor Fritts noticed that something was not right with his father. His speech had started to slur, and the car was swerving dangerously between lanes.
What followed was a frightening accident, an emergency call and a decision that would eventually help save his father's life.The fifth grader from Tennessee was travelling to Georgia with his father, Keith Fritts, and his sister in August 2026 when the family encountered an unexpected medical emergency. What was supposed to be an ordinary road trip soon turned into a race against time, as reported by WATE.A road trip takes an unexpected turnThe trouble began somewhere near Sweetwater, Tennessee. Keith had been driving when he suddenly began feeling unwell.
His 10-year-old son was among the first to notice that something was different.
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