This boy has done extremely, extremely, extremely well... 9-1-1 S03E10 #film #shorts #movie

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Original: 9-1-1 Season 3

The series explores the high-pressure experiences of first responders -- including police officers, firefighters and dispatchers -- who are thrust into the most frightening, shocking and heart-stopping situations. These emergency responders must try to balance saving those who are at their most vulnerable with solving the problems in their own lives. The show draws from real-life, high-pressure experiences of first responders who regularly face heart-stopping situations that are often unpredictable, intense and uplifting at the same time.

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[Ellis_AKA_Mr.Sunshine]

Actually the cracking is correct, even in cpr classes they teach you that you will break bones but they have about a 99% chance of healing and it’s more important to do that than to not let em breath

[salamandertoast]

The boy manages to keep up CPR until the paramedics get there, which saves his mom's life. Because she's hospitalized, he ends up in a group home for Christmas, so the paramedics who responded invite him and the other children to the holiday party at their firehouse. In the end his mom gets released from the hospital in time to join him at the party.

[kjavonne]

Not matter how many times you practice on a cpr dummy nothing will truly prepare you for the first time doing emergency cpr and you crack ribs. It’s an experience you will never forget.

[christinamcbride]

If ya break a bone you are doing CPR the right

[kemosabe]

Funnily enough shes not wrong adequately preformed CPR will break ribs 9 times out of 10 that just how much force is required in such a "delicate" area!

[AlainaJacenko]

If i was him i would of probably fainted when i heard the crack

[Cap.]

I never thought about the added fear a kid could have when they crack someones ribs doing cpr because they aren't trained so they assume they are doing it wrong this scene is well done

[vlogsbyislaaa]

This boy sounded scared the crack in his voice I wanted to cry for him 😭💕

[raegenarmer]

This kid has had 3 different parents in this one show lmaooo

[jaymesmorris]

Your ribs are there to protect your heart from geting hurt. Cpr is essentially punching the heart in a rhythm. So uh you kinda need to move the ribs, and that means breaking those suckers

[Jadelyn]

OH MY GOSH, HE'S ACTUALLY CRYING! What an incredible actor!

[justmarkit]

Uk 911: "ok people coming"
Us 911: "you ok"
"Lemme ask 2 million questions"

[anvitaomraju]

Remember, would you rather be dead, or have a broken rib but still be alive? A be rib is usually a good sign.

[hi_im_ashh]

That is an amazing son. he makes a meal for them both for Christmas and he cares about his mother and saves her life

[Soozaarmy]

I literally love maddie so much she is so caring for the people she she gets called by

[SlvrToMo]

I'll be skipping this episode. Too close to home.😢😢😞

[Faithyost]

When you do cpr chest compression way you'll break a rib or two meaning your doing it the right way if you do mouth to mouth there is a chance the person will throw up in your mouth whether it's normal throw up or blood but that means your doing it correctly hope this info helps you guys out

[Jiml]

I Love How This Little Boy Learned To Cook On His Own 🥺🥺🥺

[nguyenthanhbinh]

It's actually normal for some bone to crack when doing cpr. You need to prioritize the patient's life than if you break something

[king-gvbk]

I was always taught that whenever performing cpr that if youre not breaking ribs, youre doing it wrong.