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I agree with being proactive. However the rescue may have gone down, performing rescue breathing or CPR on a small child can be one very stressful, challenging, and overall difficult feat to have to perform. You must agree as well, perhaps give nick a bit more credit.

The point is he was able to pull his slack by successfully performing the last resort method of rescue breathing and CPR and that is hard whether you were proactive or not. He didn't give up, he didn't freeze, or panic. For that he received praise. Life's not fair, and you deserve praise for being proactive.

Compare it to when we praise addicts for breaking the habit, of course they should have never started, but quitting is hard and they deserve praise.

Perhaps I could of used a better example, but overall im trying to show you that what he did, after his mistake, was hard to do.

Perhaps I could of used a better example, but overall im trying to show you that what he did, after his mistake, was hard to do.

Perhaps I could of used a better example, but overall im trying to show you that what he did, after his mistake, was hard to do.