Dietrich

And that's been a change, too, is, you know, going to talk to the husbands and wives, family members going, hey, we're doing everything we can do that they'll be at the hospital.

We're doing it here now.

So that's been a change.

And it's been good.

But I think that chain of survival, every single ROSC that I had that got discharged had a good solid chain across.

And it wasn't that one weakness.

But if you have one weakness, then that's a patient outcome, a poor patient outcome.

Definitely.

They also changed choking this time.

It goes back to what your mama used to do.

Your mama would jerk your hand up and beat you in the back.

I feel like that's what they did.

Yeah.

And if someone's had an abdominal thrust, like they need to go to the hospital too.

Like I'm like, I would encourage them.

Like if you've been that far in this chugging process, like you need to call 911 and they need to be transported to the hospital.

Definitely.

And just we kind of.

I've only done it one time in the field and a little lady like cussed me out, which was kind of funny.

But, you know, it's typically those adults are harder to get unchoked.