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Input: Cleveland mom says she is proud of daughter’s 9-1-1 call for help 
  
 Dorothy Craig, 3, gets a drawing lesson from her mom, Miranda. Dorothy is credited with calling 911 recently when her mother had a medical emergency. Dorothy Craig, 3, gets a drawing lesson from her mom, Miranda. Dorothy is credited with calling 911 recently when her mother had a medical emergency. Photo: Vanesa Brashier / HCN Photo: Vanesa Brashier / HCN Image 1 of / 1 Caption Close Cleveland mom says she is proud of daughter’s 9-1-1 call for help 1 / 1 Back to Gallery 
  
 Dorothy Craig hasn’t quite mastered writing her name on paper, but the 3-year-old knows how to dial 9-1-1. When her mother Miranda Craig, 24, had a medical emergency on May 30, Dorothy picked up her mom’s phone and called for help. 
  
 Her 9-1-1 call was directed to dispatchers at the Liberty County Sheriff’s Office who were able to pinpoint a general area for the child’s home on CR 386 north of Cleveland while sheriff’s deputies went door to door in the neighborhood searching for Craig and her mother. 
  
 During the search, a keen-eyed corporal, Darrell Werner, spied a 2-year-old child playing in the kitchen sink through a window. He knocked on the door and eventually Dorothy answered. 
  
 Lying on the kitchen floor inside the home, deputies found Miranda, still unconscious. Dorothy and her two younger brothers were upset but unharmed. 
  
 “Mommy fell out of the chair and died on the floor,” Dorothy said afterward. 
  
 Her mother, still very much alive, said she suffers from narcolepsy, a disorder that causes sudden attacks of sleep without warning. She taught Dorothy how to dial 9-1-1 in case it became necessary for her to call for help. 
  
 Miranda said she awoke to find her house filled with law enforcement officers, which caused her to initially panic. 
  
 “I am always scared when I wake up after these spells but to wake up surrounded by police, I was terrified. The deputies assured me the children were safe, so I could calm down,” she said. 
  
 “These spells don’t happen to me very often thankfully,” Miranda said. “They are stress-related, so I am now taking it easy and trying not to get stressed out.” ||||| Miranda Craig said she taught her daughter to use 911 because she suffers from narcolepsy. (Source: KTRK/CNN) 
  
 CLEVELAND, TX (KTRK/CNN) – At an age when most toddlers are learning how to write or count, a Texas 3-year-old picked up the phone and called 911 when her mom passed out. 
  
 Little Dorothy Craig told the dispatcher that her mom was hurt and on the ground, but not much else. 
  
 Because the call was made on a cell phone, Liberty County Sheriff's deputies weren’t certain of the exact address, so they went door-to-door until they found Dorothy’s mom. 
  
 Miranda Craig said she taught her daughter to use 911 because she suffers from narcolepsy. 
  
 Narcolepsy is a neurological disorder that can cause excessive daytime sleepiness and intermittent, uncontrollable episodes of falling asleep during the daytime, according to WebMD. 
  
 "I am extremely proud of her. She's such a smart little girl,” Craig said. “It makes me so happy to know that she knows what to do to get help for anyone not just her mother." 
  
 Dorothy’s quick action not only helped her mom, but her two younger siblings. 
  
 Deputies said they found a 2-year-old playing in a sink of water and 5-month-old still strapped in a car seat on the floor. 
  
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Output:
When Miranda Craig passed out at home last week, the Texas woman's 3-year-old daughter knew exactly what to do: Call 911. Dorothy Craig started by just saying "Mommy" as a baby could be heard crying in the background, KTRK reports. She eventually told the dispatcher her mom was on the ground and hurt. That's about all she said, but it was enough to get Liberty County Sheriff's deputies to the Cleveland home. They had to go door-to-door since the call came from a cell phone and they could only pinpoint the general location and not the exact address. When a deputy spotted through a window a 2-year-old playing in a kitchen sink full of water, he knocked on the door and Dorothy eventually answered, the Houston Chronicle reports. Inside, deputies found the two toddlers, an infant in a car seat, and Miranda, who suffers from narcolepsy and had taught her daughter how to dial 911 for that reason. She says the sudden attacks of sleep caused by the condition thankfully don't happen to her often, but Dorothy had called 911 for her once before. "I am extremely proud of her. She's such a smart little girl," Miranda Craig tells WLOX.