Man comes back from the dead to thank Paramedic..........

[Niftymedi911]

http://www.nbc-2.com/articles/readarticle....d=17732&z=3

[Dustdevil]

Last March when Schulenberg went into cardiac arrest at his Cape Coral rental home, the 30-year-old emergency worker came to the rescue.

That medic is only thirty?

He looks at least fifty!

What the hell is Lee County doing to you guys?

[Just Plain Ruff]

But even though the medic looks 50 the other guy has had 11 bypasses. WTF?? 11 bypasses?

Seems like he was not needed in the afterlife, they spit him back.

Kudos for the medic, these stories are what we don't hear enough of.

[CBEMT]

Seems like he was not needed in the afterlife, they spit him back.

"No thanks, we're full..." *BURP* :pukeright:

[DwayneEMTP]

Well, it's nice to see anyway that after 11 bypass surgeries that he lost that extra weight and got in shape!

Dwayne

[Mateo_1387]

That medic is only thirty?

He looks at least fifty!

What the hell is Lee County doing to you guys?

The text says he is 30 years old. The video says hes been doing emergency services for 30 years. So he probably is 50, with 30 years experience.

[Dustdevil]

The text says he is 30 years old. The video says hes been doing emergency services for 30 years. So he probably is 50, with 30 years experience.

Now that would make more sense! Thanks! I couldn't get the vid to play.

Gotta love how accurate our news media is. :roll:

[ERDoc]

Wow, there is a man who is just not meant to die yet.

[DOUBLE-R]

I'm looking forward to working with people of that magnitude

[BEorP]

Now that would make more sense! Thanks! I couldn't get the vid to play.

Gotta love how accurate our news media is. :roll:

Speaking of accuracy, they hit on one of my pet peeves in the video. They mentioned that he had a "heart attack" but they said nothing about "cardiac arrest." The distinction is important and not that complicated, but with the media using "heart attack" for both, it causes confusion with the public. (This confusion shows when you try to teach first aid and CPR to people who think you do CPR for a heart attack).