It was following the loss of her son that Janet McGee says she found a new purpose in helping others facing similar tragedies. McGee's son, Ted, was a bubbly and happy youngster who was six weeks shy of celebrating his second birthday. It was Valentine's Day of 2016 when she put him down for a nap. She checked on him a short time later only to find him critically injured, lying under a dresser that had fallen on top of him. His face was purple. Her 11-year-old son called 911 to request emergency assistance while she performed cardio-pulmonary resuscitation. Ted died four hours after arriving at the hospital. McGee barely remembers driving home after being told her son did not survive,...