She was told that the injuries Montana had sustained were 'not compatible with life'
A paramedic desperately tried to save a critically injured teen at the scene of hospital - without realising it was her own daughter. Jayme Erickson was called out to the road collision on November 15 in Airdrie in Alberta, Canada where she found the victim with severe injuries.
It was only once Ms Erickson returned home from her shift and was met by police that she realised she had been trying to save her own daughter at the scene of the collision. She was told that the injuries Montana had sustained were "not compatible with life" and her life support was removed. "Her injuries were so horrific I did not even recognise her. I was taken to [Foothills Medical Centre] to see my baby girl and was informed her injuries were not compatible with life."
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