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3-Year-Old Escapes Serious Injury After Fall From 2nd-Floor Window
POSTED: 9:29 am CDT April 11, 2005
UPDATED: 10:54 am CDT April 11, 2005
SAN ANTONIO -- A 3-year-old boy is recovering at home after surviving a two-story fall from his San Antonio apartment building on Friday.
Miguel Martinez fell 15 feet and landed on an outdoor air-conditioning unit in the 2500 block of Goliad in Southside.
The boy's mother, Victoria Martinez, said Miguel somehow managed to open a window in the family's apartment. When he leaned on the screen, both the screen and Miguel fell from the window.
"I went to the room and I didn't see the screen and I heard him crying, so I ran outside and got him," said Martinez. "He had a big cut and was bleeding and standing up and crying and bleeding."
The family drove the boy to Southeast Baptist Hospital and from there he was airlifted to University Hospital.
Miguel received several stitches to a cut on his head and suffered several bruises, but is expected to fully recover from his fall.
"He could have been hurt a lot more because he hit the air conditioner. It could have been a lot worse. We have to thank God he's OK," said Martinez.
POSTED: 9:29 am CDT April 11, 2005
UPDATED: 10:54 am CDT April 11, 2005
SAN ANTONIO -- A 3-year-old boy is recovering at home after surviving a two-story fall from his San Antonio apartment building on Friday.
Miguel Martinez fell 15 feet and landed on an outdoor air-conditioning unit in the 2500 block of Goliad in Southside.
The boy's mother, Victoria Martinez, said Miguel somehow managed to open a window in the family's apartment. When he leaned on the screen, both the screen and Miguel fell from the window.
"I went to the room and I didn't see the screen and I heard him crying, so I ran outside and got him," said Martinez. "He had a big cut and was bleeding and standing up and crying and bleeding."
The family drove the boy to Southeast Baptist Hospital and from there he was airlifted to University Hospital.
Miguel received several stitches to a cut on his head and suffered several bruises, but is expected to fully recover from his fall.
"He could have been hurt a lot more because he hit the air conditioner. It could have been a lot worse. We have to thank God he's OK," said Martinez.


