A couple recovering from #COVID couldn’t smell the smoke when their one-story colonial house in Alvord, Texas was engulfed in flames. Their toddler saved the family. “Mama, hot,” Brandon, who turns 2 on Sunday, said while tugging his mother’s foot. washingtonpost.com/nation/2022/01… 
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In a matter of minutes, the couple and their five children managed to escape uninjured through the front door. But their entire house was consumed by the flames, Kayla told The Post.
“It’s going to be a long, hard road to get to be where we need to be and to replace those material items,” she said. “But at the same time, if it wasn’t for my son’s guardian angel that morning, I don’t know where we would be.”
"None of the smoke detectors in their home went off. And the Dahls, who had recently tested positive for the coronavirus, hadn’t been able to smell the smoke filling their home."
The Dahls lost their Alvord, Texas home and their two vehicles after their home caught fire on Jan. 15
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