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The paramedics, physicians and parents interest in knowing how long Max was without oxygen was very important. People do survive head injuries. Knowing exactly how long Max was without oxygen would greatly impact his prognosis. A dead brain isn't going to improve.
Rescue breaths are not one breath given continuously. Chest compressions can be given successfully as were given to Max. I urge you to obtain training in CPR to understand the process.
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I've had CPR and First Aid training at our local FD and Red Cross within the last year. It would be a challenge for anyone as it was for the LEO who responded w/in 2 minutes and the EMTs who arrived shortly thereafter to perform rescue breaths on a child whose airway they could not keep open. Read the EMT's report.