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”I Didn’t Want Her to Die” Brave Boy Saves 6-Year-Old Sister from Dog Attack

Brave Boy Saves 6-Year-Old Sister
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A Michigan family is counting their blessings after a terrifying incident where their 6-year-old daughter was attacked by a neighbor’s dog. The quick and heroic actions of her older brother, Nicholas, made all the difference, told Fox News.

Rebecca Chitwood’s world came to a halt last Sunday when she received a devastating call that her daughter was in the hospital. “When I got the call, I just dropped everything and sped all the way to the hospital,” Chitwood recounted. The chilling news that your child has been attacked by a dog is every parent’s nightmare, according to People.

Chitwood explained that her children were playing in their grandparents’ backyard when the neighbor’s dog entered the yard and began biting her daughter, Lillian, on the face. The attack left Lillian with numerous severe injuries. “There was a slice on her neck, and it was about three centimeters from severing the artery,” Chitwood shared. “Another bite went all the way down on her face.”

Lillian is now in recovery, but the pain from the attack and the prospect of extensive nerve damage lingers. The uncertainty surrounding the need for further surgeries adds to the family’s anguish. Despite the grim situation, there is a silver lining – the heroic actions of Nicholas, who rushed to his sister’s side and fought off the dog. “I didn’t want her to die,” Nicholas said, his words reflecting the gravity of the moment.

Lillian expressed her gratitude and admiration for her brother. “It was hard but I’m thankful for my brother to help me because if he didn’t, I would be dead by now.” The bond between the siblings has only strengthened through this ordeal, highlighting the depth of their connection.

Rebecca Chitwood is overwhelmed with pride for her son. “I’m very proud. He is the best big brother in the world,” she said, her voice filled with emotion. The family has a long road to recovery ahead, but they are grateful for the outcome that could have been far worse.

To help with Lillian’s medical expenses, the Chitwood family has set up a GoFundMe. The community’s support is crucial as they navigate the challenging times ahead.

The dog involved in the attack has been euthanized by animal control, bringing a somber end to the tragic event. As the Chitwoods focus on healing, they are united in their gratitude for the bravery that saved Lillian’s life and the love that binds their family together.

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