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How did John Lowe save his wife with CPR?
Now, John had actually heard about this technique a couple months earlier when he was in a CPR training at work.
But at the same time, I am, you know, a middle-aged guy, out of shape, overweight. I have just kind of always in the back of my mind assumed I would be on the receiving end of CPR.
So he told me that that night with Angie.
Because I had just listened to that episode of Radiolab.
The hands-only technique had sort of been refreshed in his mind.
Correct.
Along with one other thing Avira had said.
When he was talking about the curve. So this is a survival curve.
He had talked about how when a heart stops, like in a cardiac arrest.
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