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0:46Now PlayingA 6-year-old Mississippi girl is being honored for helping emergency responders find her family’s car after her mother had a stroke while driving in a rural area.
Bryanna Cook is a first grader at Fairview Elementary School in Columbus, and Lowndes County supervisors have adopted a resolution to honor her bravery, the Commercial Dispatch reported.
Bryanna and her mother, Yolanda Cook, were headed to see Bryanna’s grandmother in Preston on Oct. 23 when Cook had a stroke while driving on Mississippi Highway 21 between Shuqulak and Macon.
After the car stopped in the woods, Cook became unresponsive and Bryanna grabbed her mom’s cellphone.
“I was scared, so I called my grandmother, and my mom wouldn’t wake up,” Bryanna said Friday.
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