🔥👩‍👦‍👦😲 A mother from Sweden jumped into a living hell of flames to save her six children—and survived with 93% of her body burned.
Emma Schols, 31, woke up in the middle of the night to the smell of smoke in her home in Edsbyn, Sweden. Without waiting for help, she ran barefoot through fire up the stairs, entered every room, and carried her children out one by one—even jumping from a second-story window with her youngest.
When the stairs collapsed, she went back into the flames four more times, facing fire and toxic smoke. All of her children made it out unharmed.
Emma fell into a coma for over two months and underwent more than 20 surgeries. Yet, when she woke up, her first question was:
“Are my children okay?”
Her bravery earned her the title of Heroine of the Year in Sweden in 2020. But for many, it stands for something even deeper: the unbreakable strength of a mother’s love—willing to face death itself to protect what she loves most.

This was a few nights ago. I meant to post it sooner, but it's still pretty.