Rescue 911 - "Heart Attack Hubby"

[@s10trav]

FYI Kingwood is located about 20 miles north of Houston, their EMS was taken over by Houston Fire Dept. around 1998. The ambulance is a Frazer Built Ltd. A company that builds ambulances right here in Houston. What's special about them is the Very cold! self contained AC units and the generator powered Pt. compartment. They're indestructible, You can spot them because of the silver little triangle that is located by the side door pictured in the video at about 3:50.

[@anneglines47]

Thank goodness he survived. God bless him & his son.

[@poppykok5]

Nothing in the world is a sweet as the Love of Family...Bless this Family...

[@donnadreyer4516]

I've had two heart attacks,one at 40 and again this past July ( when I was 52), I spent a couple days in the ICU, I was extremely sick,, after a week of being in the hospital, I was released from the hospital and I Celebrated my 53 Birthday in August at Home. I'm on medications. Life has changed.

[@s10trav]

The ambulance that is in this video was sold to a college where I went and is used to train EMT's. It is blue and white now, but it still runs!!! and the AC is still cold! not bad for a 1987 model!

[@mr.tomraypaz6085]

Yep, those squarebody Chevrolet trucks are great.

[@coreyhill681]

That's one thing dispatchers worst nightmare will be, definitely when it comes to their families and friends and relatives, not something that dispatchers what to think about

[@WoodJack99]

In Ripley's Believe it or not, I read about a woman whose husband was having a heart attack, and she performed CPR to the rhythm of Stayin' Alive!

[@jaysmith1408]

100-120 BPM is protocol, Stayin Alive has 104. My off colour humour (public service will do that to ya) and love of country music, has me using Cole Swindell’s ‘Flatliner’ at 115 BPM.

[@allgood2000]

I think they found that one breath is good for about three minutes, and it's more important to keep compressing so that more oxygen flows to the brain.

[@allgood2000]

They changed it within the past ten years. Back in 1989, CPR was either 5 compressions and 1 breath, or 12 compressions and 2 breaths.

[@jaysmith1408]

Current EMS procedure is 30&2, but I’ve heard 10&2 for lay responders, and if single responder, you may omit the breaths, there’s enough oxygen still in the system to circulate for several minutes, however a second person on scene should take over breaths and relieve the compressor.

[@jacksellars6497]

For CPR it’s now hands only CPR with 30 compression’s I’m certified in CPR

[@jrjames99]

I just googled Mr. Craig’s name, he passed away on 12/24/2017 at the age of 82.

[@LoyalmoonieProductions]

😢😢😢

[@coreyhill681]

I'll give my prayers to his family and friends, good information

[@jrjames99]

I wonder if Ms. Craig is still around.

[@johnnyutah8348]

On Christmas eve? That sucks!

[@Risia444]

2023 and I still watching

[@joegaito702]

CPR is very important everyone should learn it helps saves lots of lives the paramedics deserve alot of credit that is the reason he is still around take care. Joe

[@pearlkelly6337]

for a moment i thought you had the same name as Joe from impractial jokers haha

[@joegaito702]

CPR is very important you can save people's lives the paramedics deserve alot of credit even on rescue 911your show rocks keep them safe out there job well done you should be proud appreciate you guys thanks ! Joe

[@muffs55mercury61]

A total shock to Millie when she got the call. Like the dispatcher in Idaho who would find out the state trooper who was shot was her husband. So glad he survived as 54 is too young to die. He would have a new 28 year lease on life. He passed in Dec, 2017, age 82.

[@jessyleppert2]

OV died Christmas 2017

[@BrixTremeGeek]

@@jessyleppert2how do you know???

[@allgood2000]

It aired from 1989 to 1996. You can see the air dates for the specific episodes in the video's description. This particular episode aired in 1989.

[@NDW85]

I think what could have caused his heart attack was, since it was in July, he probably got too hot and became dehydrated which caused his heart to stop. That's my hunch anyway, I could be wrong, you know.

[@allgood2000]

Did anyone notice that they are watching Rescue 911 on TV at 9:07? That's "CPR Baby" from Episode 102, which is also up on KZbin.

[@jackiebrown6845]

I never understood why that particular episode (the first one I ever saw in full) was never shown in syndication (i.e. when it was on the Family Channel). Maybe they didn't have a usable copy of it.

[@allgood2000]

@@jackiebrown6845 Fam also skipped episodes 106, 215, 220, all of season 7.

[@jackiebrown6845]

@@allgood2000 Yeah, I noticed that too. I wonder what the deal was with the those four from Seasons 1 & 2? As I mentioned, it could be that they didn't have clean or usable copies of those particular episodes.

[@Margann1987]

Meta....

[@chriscraft1334]

​@@allgood2000Coincidentally the St. Louis gas leak segment had the Skokie gas leak segment in it.

[@billybassman21]

Well kinda was: KINGWOOD, TEXAS. Kingwood, a project of the Friendswood Development Company, an Exxonqv subsidiary, and King Ranch,qv is a suburban residential community on a 14,000-acre tract on the East Fork of the San Jacinto River in extreme northeastern Harris County.

[@isaelsifuentes9449]

I can't imagine the fear for his life!

[@gagedesoto5131]

correct CPR ratio now is 30 compressions to 2 breaths for adults and 15 to 2 for peds

[@haydenwhite8063]

Actually pediatrics are 30:2 1 rescuer and 15:2 2 rescuers.

[@adventureguy4119]

gagedesoto5131 it's. Changed again

[@taylormartin4393]

gagedesoto5131 duh that was cpr do

[@allgood2000]

Yes, they're watching "CPR Baby" from Episode 102.

[@PrincessEli82]

34 years have passed since this happened. We hear this happened on a Saturday. This also happened three days before Fourth of July and three weeks before my seventh birthday. This wouldn’t have been a great early birthday present. When I saw what happened to O.V., I was afraid because I wasn’t sure what would happen next. But thank goodness he was saved. O.V. died six years ago on Christmas Eve at 82.

[@everestjk]

It also happened on Canada Day.

[@Scottwilkie18]

Kathy is a type of coworker we’ve always wanted to have in any line of work

[@TheSheffeilds]

How does he have no muscular damage to his heart after such a bad cardiac arrest?

[@allgood2000]

@DorvellTStewart They did show that in the original broadcast, but he said "July 1st, this year". They changed it in the repeat (which aired after 1989), so it cut to the segment before he said the date.

[@haydenbickley3503]

I live about 3 miles from there, it's not really a small town like the host claims

[@gregorkrause]

9:07-9:08 "Cpr baby" show at the end here is a greatest and scary segment to say the least.

[@yanzamar]

i don't want to be pessimistic but as one that understands very much in the heart problems i can tell you that a person who went through those things that he did and has those heart problems wouldn't live very long time even if they saved him the first time.

[@ginad480]

My Dad had a heart attack. He had to have a triple bypass. Thank God he survived.

[@lashondaburrow1727]

Gina D 911

[@JadenYukifan28]

My father had a Quadruple Bypass a few years ago after suffering a Heart attack, so glad he is alive today

[@WPUpioneer]

MIIIIIKE!!!! YA GOT A CAWL!! IT'S AT MAH HOUSE!!!! gotta love Texas people.

[@melissaritter7348]

On Christmas Eve, 2017 God wanted Mr. Craig 2 go 2 Heaven. So God took him 2 Heaven. Mr. Craig's pain free, sorrow free, suffering free, all better, and al new. "We'll meet U, and see U someday in Heaven".

[@janeway1153]

@ShadowFox1777 When you perform CPR on someone by yourself it is 15 compressions and 2 breaths. If you are performing CPR on someone and its a Tag Team CPR (meaning 2 people performing) it is 5 compressions and 1 breath. I used to be a Certified Nursing Assistant and was Certified in CPR for 3 years.

[@zombieholic]

this was back in the eighties, that's why.

[@DorvellTStewart]

I think they began the story too early. They should've just showed Shatner in the dispatching center when he said, "On July 1st, 1989, Milly handled a dispatcher's worst nightmare."

[@WPUpioneer]

MIIIIKE! YA GOT A CALL! IT'S AT MAH HOUSE!! reminds me of the lady in Gator Gulch...

[@andreapatane4204]

I saw this episode in P.E. when I was a student in high school only it was a little bit different than I thought.

[@happy7117]

A segment in a segment!!

[@PTPLauthor]

They changed it again just recently, one of the two agencies either the American Red Cross or the American Heart Association recommend doing straight compressions at a rate of 100 per minute. Well somebody figured it out, and one of Queen's songs is exactly 100 beats per minute....the song? Another One Bites The Dust I wouldn't recommend singing it out loud as you're giving chest compressions though!! I'd imagine you could get some STRANGE looks!!

[@jaysmith1408]

PTPLauthor the more optimistic tune is the Bee Gees' Staying Alive

[@747pro]

at about 6:25 to 6:32 , did anyone see his leg move up when they put him on the strecher?

[@tiffanymarkins9758]

I did he moved his leg

[@PrincessEli82]

It's been 28 years since this happened.

[@s10trav]

Thats why I don't dispatch! I've ran on family and friends before but I'd hate to sit in a room miles away waiting to hear something. At least being on the truck you know you're on the way there.

[@TheHeadlessHorseman]

There is a lot of things they don't ever tell you about. I guess they just can't

[@monicarwells2]

thats weird that you made this post two yrs ago bc they just introduced this song and method to us this yr. Ive been working in a hospital and BLS certified for six yrs now and NEVER heard of the "Staying Alive " method until I recertafied at the begining of this yr lolz

[@adamthebulldog2738]

Mo W another song that works is baby shark(it’s also 100bpm)

[@jaysmith1408]

Lots of songs can fit, the ironically named Flatliner is at the top end of the recommended compression rate of 115 BPM.

[@anthonyscarangella1700]

My grandfather passed away on 5/15/2018 from a heart attack. I think part of it was because he was depressed about my father passing away on 5/11/2016 from cancer.

[@motherlove202]

@PTPLauthor Another song that you could use is Staying Alive by the BeeGees.

[@DorvellTStewart]

Didn't this one end with them watching Rescue 911?

[@gregorkrause]

question can you download dispatcher has a stroke segment?

[@VickiBee]

I had to do it with my own daughter - and couldn't really handle it. Not for a heart attack though. She was 14. It was another critical incident.

[@Morgan4746]

I know the feeling i was an off duty EMT still living with my parents on June 2017 my father suffered a major heart attack at 1 am in the morning. I ended up doing CPR on him. Still to this day its hard to even talk about it. While I was on speaker phone with them I ended up showing my mom how to take over so I could meet my guys that I worked with outside and tell them. Lucky my partner show up with them and I don't know if I could have done with with out her. And ended up getting in the truck with them while my mother and followed them. That was the hardest thing I had to do. Never wanted to do that again. So after this now I keep a fully stock trauma kit with normal hospital supplies.

[@TheHeadlessHorseman]

they dont make beach chairs like that anymore I don't think

[@mandyholmberg5106]

I really! Feel like it's a miracle that this man survived his heart attack

[@brianchang-f6t]

it really was it would have been alot worse if his son and his soon to be daughter in law didnt come to visit

[@feliciabills4187]

I love seeing 911because I can learn more about CPR because I took it in school for 2 years it good to learn more about cpr

[@braduh1]

Is my vision right, are the medics not wearing gloves?

[@sumphoneo]

@anamallover lol that's Shatner. he's currently starring in a CBS sitcom named $#*! My Dad Says.

[@danman6858]

Her husband gets into a heart attack at 1:00

[@jessyleppert2]

1:00 I thought the glass would've broke

[@proudhunter85dirty]

Everyone should be cpr certified.

[@darrenhirst9900]

To Boldy go where no presenter has gone before😂

[@allgood2000]

@AshtonLover7806 ""A Defib Runs Through It" from episode 425.

[@kateelizabeth4278]

That "Oh God!" at 1:23 😔

[@mandyholmberg5106]

This story remind me of when my younger brother Patrick passed away from a heart attack in his sleep from a alcohol overdose on August 2nd 2020 he was just 28 years old when he passed away 😢💔

[@jposh707]

What's with the ginormous dorky glasses everyone's wearing??

[@Dick_Nixon]

That’s all there was back then, use your head here man…

[@Erik-pr2rf]

The Worst Call For Any Dispatcher Is One Involving A Friend or Family member

[@jackiehoward7300]

I did CPR on my stepfather, but it was too late.

[@Margann1987]

+Jackie Howard So sorry to hear that, Jackie :(

[@jackiehoward7300]

Thank you

[@andreapatane4204]

I know how you feel about your stepdad, but my paternal grandfather had a heart attack once. He died when I was in 2nd Grade 18 years ago.

[@petermcnany5530]

You mean a Cardiac Arrest

[@wiggerjones7537]

Compton Engine 42 🚒 & Squad 442 🚑 0n a Full-Arrest Call

[@wendyblue7]

these videos are scary

[@TheRenard10]

We all should be practicing CPR. Everyone of us!

[@phillies4100_mainsite]

This happened in the 80's tho

[@timsagendorf8540]

Love Texas!!!!!

[@DUSTY1373]

today just do chest pumps

[@queenofpeace1]

What year are these shows from?

[@schemer1991]

Alea Moen 1989 1996

[@backpackdude1]

Is he alive today?

[@priscilla1330]

He passed away at the age of 82 on Christmas Eve 2017

[@OneSkiWonder]

The song "Stayin' Alive" works also.

[@williammiller8134]

It better to know CPR and not need it than not know it and be in the situation where it's needed I know im trained and certified BLS from the American Heart Association I've never had to do CPR but I'm prepared for it just in case.

[@pug6666]

WHAT!

[@heatherworden3689]

Whomever you are with and you know that something is wrong with the person act quickly and then call 911.

[@jamedlock83]

The date this happened, July 1, 1989. . was exactly one month before my Grandpa died. . I was 6 years old. . (I'm 40 now)

[@jamedlock83]

I'm now 41

[@blueskyy108]

are you sure the mintues were 9 something

[@IntegraAndy]

Try not to laugh at this part.

[@theytwatcher950]

you are sick.

[@cajayson8301]

This re-enactment wasn’t done as well He barely did compressions so the hands would recoil. Any CPR trainer will tell you to push down pretty hard to pump that heart. I get that, from the incident, he might’ve been hesitant since it’s his father but, for this show, it’s best to be as educational as possible. But I’m super glad the end result was fine.

[@ronaldcabral3943]

Heart attack scary thought

[@tiffanydavis9916]

My grandpa passed away on 9/7/2017 I was really sad 😢I miss my grandpa but he is in a much better place heaven. I love my grandpa 👴 I miss him a lot back in 2017 my sisters 👯‍♀️ and I sang grandpa’s favorite 🤩 Christian song 🎵 amazing 🥲 grace during his funeral my sisters and I cried 😢while we were singing right now it’s 2021 and when it’s September 7 I will be in tears 😭 that is the month and day my grandpa 👴 passed away

[@pug6666]

TAKE THAT COMONTE DOWN NOW

[@AmberMcQuaker]

4:13 that may be the worst chest compression technique I've ever seen.

[@janewidrick411]

Widrick Sheri

[@lcfrss174]

80's

[@bettysmith4527]

Illistration of the importance of learning CPR, we can come help you as EMS providers, but if there isn't a brain to save because no CPR was done prior to our arrival, what we do is useless! Learn CPR and how to use an AED!

[@fluffycowsxoxo]

Hello

[@ciarracavallaro1345]

Why is it we don't have proper. Instructions what to have and go and do at n.ycirty houseing proper stickers how many people and animals in the apt to rescue. No training skills to do. Here. Proper up to date. Files on this safety plans when two broke out already. How much can. We lose here at 132 Kramer at South beach houseing apt nothing I could do too that day in 2009. Still don't have what I was upset about it

[@KenyanBunnie]

I have to learn CPS. For my dogs. To hell with my husband...got the insurance mula!oh..whoopsie... IM JOKING! I do have to learn CPS though. For adults, kids/babies, and dogs. The guy had it right. You learn CPS and at least give a chance for the victim to stay alive until help arrives. Or. You comfort the victim as he/she is dying right before your eyes.

[@kaylamcmahon7866]

It's CPR

[@VickiBee]

+Kenyan Bunnie I know it for my kitty. I know it for people already. I'm a paramedic.

[@KenyanBunnie]

Kayla Mcmahon Typo! Lol!

[@kaylamcmahon7866]

Kenyan Bunnie lol sorry

[@FrostburgEMT]

Kenyan Bunnie it is CPR what is CPS?

[@anamallover]

Just wondering what ever happend to Scaftneer?? I mean the host???

[@odettewiddicombe6673]

There glasses are as big as windows

[@nickmoore1177]

I wish I was paramedic OR poilce officer🙏🙏🙏🚔🚓🚒🎮🚑🚁

[@odettewiddicombe6673]

Poor women

[@odettewiddicombe6673]

Those b glass get rid of them they. Look to big for there faces

[@odettewiddicombe6673]

God get red of those glasses err

[@scottylogan3593]

💨🔥💯🐣