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Yea the board would have been nice but the sand is touch enough too. The CPR was to slow and I wonder if they were instead doing abdominal thrusts which were still used back in those times. I wonder if he coded later but for a while it looked like he was still breathing. If u look his tongue is moving side to side which is the bodies natural response to trying and clearing an airway which is different than agonal breathing. - he was so Cyanotic too. Poor dude. Did anyone catch the stacked shocks?? Old school CPR or was I seeing things, but it looked like they shocked him twice then a pulse check after analyzing. I tried to count the compressions but the video kept moving. - how different compared to now where we have litte down time off the chest. Looked like they were waiting forever for the shocks and pulse checks

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