We Have a Pulse! | Ari & Shimon Dachs

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On June 25th, 2025, was a regular Wednesday morning. I was heading out the door around 9:00 to go to work, [music] and my wife was home with our older son and our younger son, who was about 3 months old at that time. >> [music] >> My friend, who would typically drive me to work, usually stops off on the way at a bagel store, and as I was about to order, I [music] felt my phone buzz at around 9:13 a.m., and I look at my phone, and see my wife is calling. And [music] I just hear pure hysteria. My wife was getting my older son ready for playgroup, [music] and kind of like dawned on her that she and kind of like dawned on her that she hasn't heard the baby in a while, and she decided just to go into the room to check on him, and she found him completely still and blue. She was able to actually administer some level of CPR on her own. I quickly called my father, who was on the cell for 15 years, and I just say, "Get to my apartment as soon as possible." >> I get to the scene, I see Hatzolah, ambulances, and cars all over. I knew this was I knew it was serious. >> I got a glimpse of my son who was getting compressions on my couch, and I

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1. 0:07On June 25th, 2025, was a regular Wednesday morning. I was heading out the door around…
2. 0:38and kind of like dawned on her that she hasn't heard the baby in a while,…
3. 1:08getting compressions on my couch, and I go into the kitchen where Hatzolah members are with…
4. 1:38And so, every second that went by, I knew that was the derech hateva, you know,…
5. 2:39nowhere, pulse came back. Everybody was so excited. Picked him up, got him moving, get to…
6. 3:10or do anything. They were so sure of it. >> The next day he actually started…
7. 3:41>> It's not only about stories where there's a fairy tale ending, and may Hasham there…

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