[Jl06785]

Originally Posted by mindgames17 ↗

how are they expecting him to respond to CPR without blowing in his mouth

I think chest compressions and keeping the blood flowing is more key.

[jbell0129]

drink and drowning happens all the time where i live esp on st pattys day.

[jbell0129]

Originally Posted by mindgames17 ↗

how are they expecting him to respond to CPR without blowing in his mouth

i think the new way of cpr they dont do the blowing in mouth anymore.

[Konamama]

Originally Posted by NUUDLZ ↗

Wow.....what a clusterfuck !!

I agree. A leisurely and disorganized rescue. Are all those guys wearing floaty suits?

[minka1]

Originally Posted by RiversEdge ↗

if you cannot swim, but can drink; the water is not your ideal companion.

Plenty of cases where people know how to swim, get drunk, fall into a body of water, and drown.

Also plenty of cases where drink is not involved, person knows how to swim, person has been to the lake or river whatever for years, and still drown.