Toddler Survives 4-Story Fall From Apartment
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Child Only Suffers Broken Leg
UPDATED: 9:12 am CDT June 21, 2005
HONOLULU -- A 2-year-old boy suffered only a broken leg after he fell four stories from the window of an apartment in Hawaii.
Scott Toilolo Jr., 2, rested comfortably at a hospital Monday. He suffered a broken leg, but no other injuries, his mother said.
The child fell four stories from a window of an apartment in Wahiawa, on Oahu on Saturday.
The toddler's crib was near the window. He pushed on the screen and fell, according to the family.
The boy's parents were at a baseball game in Kailua at the time. When they heard he had fallen four floors onto concrete, they feared the worst.
"I was crazy. I went insane," the child's mother, Marline Natividad, said.
"I jumped in the truck with my father and I called the hospital and they couldn't give me no information. And I was just thinking that he died," the child's father Scott Toilolo said.
The toddler miraculously survived and will be just fine, according to doctors.
"Thank God he's back to normal. That's all I've got to say. Because he's our precious boy, our first one," Natividad said.
His parents are overcome with relief.
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Child Only Suffers Broken Leg
UPDATED: 9:12 am CDT June 21, 2005
HONOLULU -- A 2-year-old boy suffered only a broken leg after he fell four stories from the window of an apartment in Hawaii.
Scott Toilolo Jr., 2, rested comfortably at a hospital Monday. He suffered a broken leg, but no other injuries, his mother said.
The child fell four stories from a window of an apartment in Wahiawa, on Oahu on Saturday.
The toddler's crib was near the window. He pushed on the screen and fell, according to the family.
The boy's parents were at a baseball game in Kailua at the time. When they heard he had fallen four floors onto concrete, they feared the worst.
"I was crazy. I went insane," the child's mother, Marline Natividad, said.
"I jumped in the truck with my father and I called the hospital and they couldn't give me no information. And I was just thinking that he died," the child's father Scott Toilolo said.
The toddler miraculously survived and will be just fine, according to doctors.
"Thank God he's back to normal. That's all I've got to say. Because he's our precious boy, our first one," Natividad said.
His parents are overcome with relief.
