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Grainger County E-911
9-1-1 Dispatcher Meets Mother and Child Whose Life She Helped Save
By Kayla Jardine/Joe Cingrana
June 5th was a very special day on the job for 9-1-1 dispatcher Tennie Roberts.
Just a couple of months ago the emergency responder got a call that Heather Watson's son, Dallas, had stopped breathing and was turning blue. Tennie talked the panicked mother through how to perform CPR on her four-week-old son, and now she’s getting to meet the very same boy she helped save.
This heartwarming moment shows just how much her quick-thinking heroism meant to the entire family.