12yo watches stranger things?
Aren’t the actors and characters around that age?
Still PG-16 or something like that
In the US it’s TV-14 for season 1-3, TV-MA for season 4. Which both stipulate it may be unsuitable for children under 17yo, or might have content unsuitable for them.
But, that’s where a parent comes in and makes the determination for their individual children.
you think age restrictions work?
God bless this kid, he deserves all the credit for pulling that guy out of the pool. That’s probably what saved the guy’s life.
However…
“Patients in previous studies have cited television as a large source of their belief that rates of survival after CPR vary between 19% and 75%, whereas actual rates of survival of CPR range from an average of 12% for out-of-hospital cardiac arrests to 24–40% for in-hospital arrests.”
https://www.bmj.com/company/newsroom/patients-overestimate-the-success-of-cpr/
Hmm, those numbers seem optimistic as well. I’ve had doctors and veterinarians tell me that survival rates with a good outcome are closer to 4%. Often they’ll be resuscitated, but succumb to their ailments shortly after. Other times they’re revived and stay alive, but suffer severe brain damage. If they survive and don’t have brain damage, they still have bruised organs and broken ribs from the procedure itself and will need further treatment. Basically everything I’ve heard about CPR from medical practitioners make it sound like an absolute last-ditch effort that rarely works.
The chances are good you’re just molesting a corpse. However, there is still the small chance you could pull off a full blown necromantic resurrection. I would take a 4% chance of raising the dead, so long as it’s safe. Even a partial success could make a big difference to someone’s life (or just their goodbye).
(My last CPR trainer was a little quirky. It sunk in well though.)
I’ve seen too many should-be-dead bodies dragged through years of medical torture after a crippling incident to be able to agree with that sentiment. There are worse things than death.
There are, but, as a layman, that is not my call to make.
Like her?
Link:
https://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Living/12-year-saves-drowning-man-credits-cpr-learned/story?id=103105670
If a link is broken, but the title is known, I’ve heard that it’s possible to take keywords or to copy the title and use a search engine to find the link.
The link is broken.
thank you, fixed it
The link does not work OP. Fix it
