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WENTZVILLE, Mo. - A Wentzville lunch room supervisor is being called a hero after saving a student who was choking in January.
Shelby’s mom, who also works in the cafeteria, began hitting her daughter in the back in an attempt to dislodge the food.“I happened to notice that her mom was slapping her on the back, and the other kids were looking very panicked so I was like, something is wrong,” said Eichmeyer.“I looked back and I saw Mrs. Eichmeyer swimming through the kids and she put her hand on my stomach and pushed really hard,” Shelby said.
“It took three times and it came up, and I just feel so grateful that she was there and helped me,” the fifth-grader said. “When we’re doing the training, I said, I’ll never remember this, I’ll never remember this,” she said. “But he walked up to me and was doing this [motioning to his neck] and I said, ‘Are you choking?’ and he said, ‘Yeah.’ It was like I was trained and it stayed.”
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