CA, UNITED STATES, October 14, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Savannah’s quiet afternoon on January 6, 2025, quickly turned into a life-or-death emergency when her 9-month-old daughter, Marlee Kay, suddenly collapsed after choking on a plastic object. With a fierce snowstorm paralyzing the roads and delaying emergency services, Savannah and her husband were left alone to fight for her life—armed only with instinct, fear, and a suction device they had carefully stored on top of the refrigerator.

“I was making my baby her bottle and then, all of a sudden, I heard coughing,” Savannah recalled, her voice trembling. “I turned around and within 10 seconds, Marlee Kay was blue and limp on the floor.”

In those terrifying moments, panic surged through me as I grabbed my daughter, while my husband rushed to retrieve the Willnice anti-choking device.

“The plastic object was large, oddly shaped, and lodged deep in her throat. We used the device multiple times, and it helped reposition the object. Marlee Kay was then able to breathe and cry.”

Although the obstruction remained stuck for another two hours, the device’s suction allowed just enough air to ...