Daughter saves father with CPR after cardiac arrest

3 articles · Updated · The Guardian · May 9

She compressed his chest for 13 minutes at her parents' home after recalling the Bee Gees rhythm from a CPR scene in The Office.
Paramedics later told her she may have saved his life; he spent 57 days in a coma and four months in hospital undergoing multiple surgeries.
He is now almost back to full health, and doctors have noted how unusual his survival was after an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.

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