The Hardest 27 Minutes
The paramedics were able to resuscitate her no less than 4 times before she can finally be admitted to the hospital. Tina was unable to retain her consciousness even for a few seconds after getting the heartbeat back from equipment-grade CPR. The medical team was also finding itself in the same desperation level as Brian felt. The first attack was 27 minutes ago and the time was swiftly slipping out of the hand.
The Hardest 27 Minutes
A Solid Threat
The biggest and the most significant threat that has remained evident is that for an average human, if the brain isn’t receiving proper oxygen for 20 minutes, there are high chances that the brain will undergo some permanent damage. The chances of Tina having a normal life were so slim. The medics team knew that and that’s the primary reason behind their desperation to resuscitate her. The red blood cells need oxygen to work and this is when the impossible happened.
A Solid Threat
