1: BEN you sound like one of the smartest people on this entire forum.
2: My friends and I were in a TOOJAYS eating before school, late entry sohmore year, and it is an old person hang out. Right as we recieved our food, this old man started coughing and then CONVULSING (dont quote my spelling) and I remembered from camp that you were supposed to talk calmly to the person and make sure that their head stayed still. He stopped his seisure after about 15 seconds, and I immediately checked for a pulse, and nothing, so then I asked for the AED and one of the servers brought it towards me and right before I broke that out to use it, the ambulance had arrived and the police and the whole nine yards... in the end the old man passed from a heart attack. The siesure was something to the effect of shock or something, im not too sure about all the technical jargon, but for like a year after that it seriously messed with me. the man's wife wrote me a letter a couple weeks later thanking me for my courage and bravery and immediate action. it was just kinda hard to think about what i could have done different... BEN FROM ME>>>>>DONT DWELL ON IT MAN. YOU DEFINATELY WILL TAKE IT WITH YOU BUT TRY TO THINK POSITIVELY ABOUT HOW YOU ACTED.
2: My friends and I were in a TOOJAYS eating before school, late entry sohmore year, and it is an old person hang out. Right as we recieved our food, this old man started coughing and then CONVULSING (dont quote my spelling) and I remembered from camp that you were supposed to talk calmly to the person and make sure that their head stayed still. He stopped his seisure after about 15 seconds, and I immediately checked for a pulse, and nothing, so then I asked for the AED and one of the servers brought it towards me and right before I broke that out to use it, the ambulance had arrived and the police and the whole nine yards... in the end the old man passed from a heart attack. The siesure was something to the effect of shock or something, im not too sure about all the technical jargon, but for like a year after that it seriously messed with me. the man's wife wrote me a letter a couple weeks later thanking me for my courage and bravery and immediate action. it was just kinda hard to think about what i could have done different... BEN FROM ME>>>>>DONT DWELL ON IT MAN. YOU DEFINATELY WILL TAKE IT WITH YOU BUT TRY TO THINK POSITIVELY ABOUT HOW YOU ACTED.
