02/16/2025
A teenager was the first to notice 2-year-old Beckham floating face down in the pool. She jumped in, pulled him out and placed him on his back alongside the edge of the pool. Beckham's dad raced over.
Tyler Morgan pointed at someone and told them to call 911, then he started pushing hard and fast in the center of his son's chest. After a series of compressions, Tyler paused to check if Beckham was breathing. He wasn't. So Tyler began giving rescue breaths between compressions.
Rescue breaths are especially vital when giving CPR to children whose hearts have stopped. Tyler continued alternating breaths and compressions for about 20 seconds. Then Beckham coughed.
Tyler knew what to do to save his son's life thanks to what he'd learned from troubleshooting an app powered by his company.
Beckham spent that night in the hospital merely for observation. The next day, his pediatrician gave him a clean bill of health.
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