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Hi Dr. Laura. Hi Jay, how old are you? 14. And what's happening?

So recently my grandfather passed away two weeks ago. And the morning that he went,

it was me, him, and my grandmother, were the only people at the house. And my grandmother called

me downstairs that night. And I had the DCPR and my grandfather. And I feel like now that is,

I don't know how trauma feels like, but if I had to guess, it would kind of feel like

what is happening. And I think I'm kind of scared to go to my grandmother's house now. And I don't

know why. Well, don't say you don't know why. You totally know why. You just told me why.

You're right. Your grandfather died under your hands. Or before.

Was he deceased when you started CPR?

Um, what was the question? Was he dead before you started CPR? Was he already dead?

So he died while you were, and he died while they were working with him. So I was not in the room.

If I could interject, he kept him alive. But there was nothing that he had a faint pulse

by the time the paramedics got there. And he was being coached by the non-1-1 person waiting.

While they were waiting. Okay. Thanks, mom. Okay, Jake. Yes, you're traumatized.

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