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What's Your First Response - 2017 Annual Dinner Event - Hatzalah of the Rockaways and Nassau County
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Hatzalah of the Rockaways and Nassau County Annual Dinner Event on 5/7/17 at the Sands Atlantic Beach - "What's Your First Response" Produced by: Moshe Bree www.moshebree.com
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I'm proud to be a member it's a
privilege to be part of such an
important organization Isola is our
first line of defense we are extremely
lucky to have them in a mess my radio
follows me everywhere I always need to
be ready because emergencies don't
follow my schedule I marvel at our
members dedication in over 35 years
there has never been a call that wasn't
answered their messengers from heaven we
owe so much to what other I'm grateful
to be able to give that every call is a
teachable moment for my children and
family when someone needs help you run
there's no such thing as a stranger I
don't know who's calling for help but I
know that I told transcend neighborhoods
and labels the owe his lifestyle fella
they were first on the scene when his
heart stopped beating they saved our
baby's life that's all oh I very much
wanted to have a home birth but I didn't
dream that things would go so wrong
yadi was born at 8:14 on a Friday
morning it took a few minutes to realise
that his meconium aspiration was too
severe just to be suctioned out for the
Midwife and I was just like you know you
can start crying any any minute but he
wasn't the couple of seconds he was like
gasping for air
the Midwife went you know just you need
to call 9 on one we decided to go with
each other and thank God with it
if any that reclaim as Caesar for baby
probably our pleadings they came it was
my two seconds was ground zero outside
was everybody's here baby was clearly
unresponsive we started CPR immediately
within a minute or two the medics
arrived and started doing advanced life
support when you walk into a baby that's
not breathing there's no time to think
you got to act put the patient on the
cardiac monitor we saw that the baby had
a heart rate of the thirties for all
practical purposes of the babies in
cardiac arrest I prepared myself of
absolute worst the baby's whole life
starts playing a funny of you you're
responsible for baby's life they were
totally in control they knew exactly
what they were doing the whole team you
knew exactly what needs to be done how
to do it in the most efficient and
quickest way that alone gave me comfort
feeling you know I'm in good hands
they rushed him to a hospital not to
stabilize them his heart was going all
over the place there was a fellow guy on
the stretcher with the baby doing CPR
the entire way the D was told our
critical condition
it was unclear what the outcome would be
in the middle of the way to the hospital
we stopped in the middle of the road and
I intubated an indictment Islamic as he
was like on the stretcher and held him
pumping pumping and get shielded
intubation once I had an airway we
administered epinephrine down the ET
tube and getting to the hospital by the
time we got the hospital with a whole
team of his old members aside for the
medics and EMTs they had psychologists
and a lot of support staff and
administration came to help the family
through this even at that time I like
thinking wow people really care it felt
like a little silently form from the
last couple of minutes
the doctor at st. John's actually killed
me that the BBS flatlined and he had
never seen a baby come out of such a
severe situation and do such an amazing
turnaround if not for the quick
intervention and him being intubated
right away he probably wouldn't have
made it
never mind coming out of it without a
scratch like he did it was a real heart
to it it felt that they really cared
they really were looking out for
betterment not only of the baby but so
the family and everybody should be okay
what's going on you need anything
for six last weeks we were in the
hospital he was in critical condition
for for a very long time darshan pulled
through and doing great this was eight
weeks later we invited the paramedics
and that some lateral guys to come over
they were very emotional seeing him like
the study did not expect that it was
probably the most emotional center that
I've been to David I was blue was crying
by the Grist it was well done believable
that the baby came so far
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it's vital in a situation when you go
through a trauma more than the technical
stuff there is also a organization that
feels for you cures for you we tend to
take capsule for granted and sometimes
we can even get annoyed with speeding
cars and the lights and sirens but it's
not until you have a life-and-death
situation of your own that you realize
how important what an essential role
they play in our lives
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