Kimberlyd125
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Why would you care what someone thought if you saved a life?
Was he the only one there?
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Why would you care what someone thought if you saved a life?
There were a whole lot of witnesses standing around. I am sure someone checked on her immediately. Probably someone with knowledge or skills.
Was he the only one there?
Sorry. That makes no sense to me. Why is it "I sure hope he tried to save her" instead of "I sure hope somebody tried to save her"?
There were multiple people there. I don't care who tried to save her. As long as somebody did. I don't see why the "who" matters at all.
Checking a pulse does not save somebody anyway. Do we know if he was trained in CPR?
Maybe he did, maybe he didn't. We don't know. But I could totally understand someone not trying if they knew they were not qualified to do it.
I took CPR years ago but do not consider myself qualified. If I was the only one there, I would like to think I would try. But if others were there and were more qualified than me, I would think the responsible thing to do is back up.
JMO
Were there others there that were more qualified than him?
Were there others there that were more qualified than him?
How could I possibly answer that question.
WE don't know.
We don't know if Bruce checked a pulse.
We don't know if anybody else checked a pulse.
We don't know if Bruce did CPR.
We don't know if anybody else did CPR.
We don't know how quickly EMS got there.
My point was, and I'm sure you are aware, it doesn't matter WHO helped her.
JMO
I think almost anyone would be more qualified than him.
There is often a nurse or medical professional that witnesses an accident.
I am guessing there was indeed someone there who knew more than a guy on reality TV.
This article seems to be implying that the Prius stopped on purpose so paps could get a shot of BJ, or maybe I am just reading more into it than I should:
http://patch.com/california/manhatt...bruce-jenner-possibly-being-pursued-paparazzi
I know. But it seems like nobody even tried to do CPR on her because it looks like she was removed directly out of the car and she would have needed to be on the ground for CPR.
Maybe she could have been saved with CPR.
Maybe it was already determined she was DOA when they removed her from the car. Since cameras witnessed the accident, I would think someone would've called first responders immediately. What I don't know is how close the nearest hospital is to that area, it's kind of remote, right on the coast. Katydid, do you know?I know. But it seems like nobody even tried to do CPR on her because it looks like she was removed directly out of the car and she would have needed to be on the ground for CPR.
Maybe she could have been saved with CPR.
How could it have been a setup? How could the Prius driver know BJ was 2 cars behind her? Did someone contact her? Was she part of the Paparrazi??? Who cares if Bruce chooses to take hormones when a woman has violently lost her life."Investigators were questioning why the Prius driver, a woman who was not injured, slowed or stopped hundreds of feet away from the traffic signal at PCH and Corral Canyon Road, and why there was a paparazzo with a camera at the ready standing nearby, Brooks said."
Sounds fishy to me.
Despite a rapid and effective out-of-hospital and trauma center response, patients with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest due to trauma rarely survive. Those patients with the best outcome from trauma arrest generally are young, have treatable penetrating injuries, have received early (out-of-hospital) endotracheal intubation, and undergo prompt transport (typically ≤10 minutes) to a trauma care facility. Cardiac arrest in the field due to blunt trauma is fatal in all age groups.
So now my line of thinking is, do we know how long it took first responders to get to the scene? I don't remember seeing that.
How could it have been a setup? How could the Prius driver know BJ was 2 cars behind her? Did someone contact her? Was she part of the Paparrazi??? Who cares if Bruce chooses to take hormones when a woman has violently lost her life.
I think almost anyone would be more qualified than him.
There is often a nurse or medical professional that witnesses an accident.
I am guessing there was indeed someone there who knew more than a guy on reality TV.