I saved a life last night . .
And I have a new phone thanks to my moms old one. Just so happens to be the same one as the one that broke. YAY
I was hanging out with Jay up at Circle K. It was after 2pm, bars were closed. We were talking to a friend of ours and we heard a car pull in. The friend said something about these chicks needing to use the bathroom. I looked over and saw one straddling the passenger seat with her arms going crazy. I ran over while saying, "is she doing cpr?" and offered my help. She accepted. We got her sister out of the car and on the ground. I checked for a pulse and checked her breathing. Nothing. We started tag teaming the cpr. I sent Jay to stand at the street to flag down the paramedics. I watched this random woman come back to life under my fingertips. Her name is Sheva. She started breathing. . kind of. I got Sheva on her side and her sister kept her fingers in Sheva's mouth to keep her from swallowing her tongue. She was gurgling, but breathing. We kept her going until help arrived. It felt like it took forever.. hours. It was still awhile, I think we all agreed on 10 minutes. They took her to Scottsdale Osborne and her sisters thanked Jay and me over and over and over again. She was breathing when they got there. It was pretty intense and amazing. Im glad Ive been in high stress situations before or I might have not been able to react as fast... or well. Im also glad my cpr was renewed this summer thanks to Concord. Jay didnt want to touch her because his had expired. The adrenaline dump was bad for me. I started getting dizzy and didnt have my pills, so I laid in the back of Jays truck for a bit. Its never been that bad. Im glad I was there.
I was hanging out with Jay up at Circle K. It was after 2pm, bars were closed. We were talking to a friend of ours and we heard a car pull in. The friend said something about these chicks needing to use the bathroom. I looked over and saw one straddling the passenger seat with her arms going crazy. I ran over while saying, "is she doing cpr?" and offered my help. She accepted. We got her sister out of the car and on the ground. I checked for a pulse and checked her breathing. Nothing. We started tag teaming the cpr. I sent Jay to stand at the street to flag down the paramedics. I watched this random woman come back to life under my fingertips. Her name is Sheva. She started breathing. . kind of. I got Sheva on her side and her sister kept her fingers in Sheva's mouth to keep her from swallowing her tongue. She was gurgling, but breathing. We kept her going until help arrived. It felt like it took forever.. hours. It was still awhile, I think we all agreed on 10 minutes. They took her to Scottsdale Osborne and her sisters thanked Jay and me over and over and over again. She was breathing when they got there. It was pretty intense and amazing. Im glad Ive been in high stress situations before or I might have not been able to react as fast... or well. Im also glad my cpr was renewed this summer thanks to Concord. Jay didnt want to touch her because his had expired. The adrenaline dump was bad for me. I started getting dizzy and didnt have my pills, so I laid in the back of Jays truck for a bit. Its never been that bad. Im glad I was there.