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«Pads on.»
Defibrillator pads are placed—one high on the chest, the other lateral.
«Analyze rhythm, stop compressions»
Everyone freezes for a split second.
«Ventricular fibrillation. Charging. 360 joules!»
The defibrillator rises in pitch.
«Clear! Shock delivered»
Her body jolts slightly against the mattress.
The ambulance sways as it speeds through the night, lights flashing across the interior.
She lies motionless on the stretcher, skin pale, eyes closed.
“No pulse.”
The paramedic immediately positions his hands at the center of her chest—one over the other, fingers interlaced. Arms straight. Shoulders locked above her sternum.
Compressions begin.
Hard. Fast. Precise.
“One, two, three, four…”
Her body moves rhythmically beneath each push, the force deliberate—deep enough to circulate blood, controlled enough to maintain pace.
“Keep it at 100–120.”
The count continues, steady, relentless. Sweat forms despite the cold air. The ambulance jolts slightly with a turn, but his hands never lose position.
“Switch in ten seconds.”
Another paramedic moves into position.
“…eight, nine, ten—switch.”
Seamless. Hands replace hands without losing rhythm.
Compressions continue.
No pause. No hesitation.
Just the sound of counting, the rise and fall forced into her chest—holding on to life, one push at a time.
The ambulance rocks with every turn, a constant vibration running through the stretcher, through her body, into his hands
Hands centered on her chest, one over the other, fingers interlaced. Arms locked. Shoulders directly above his wrists. He takes a breath. Then he starts.
The chest compresses under his weight, firm but controlled.
The rhythm settles quickly—steady, mechanical. Each compression is identical to the last. Depth consistent. Pace unwavering. His body moves as one unit—core, shoulders, arms—driving straight through the center of the chest and releasing just enough to allow it to rise again.
“Stay with me…”
It’s barely audible, lost between breaths and motion.
Her body responds only in the way physics allows—the chest giving under pressure, rising again, passive, dependent on his force. No resistance. No help.
Sweat gathers at his temple, but he doesn’t slow. He can’t.
The monitor beside them continues its uncertain rhythm, but he doesn’t look at it. Not yet. His focus stays exactly where his hands are—where life should be.
Time fractures into repetitions. There is no past, no future. Only the next compression.
STAY WITH ME, I NEED A CRASH CART! ⚡️
She's still unresponsive, let's prepare another milligram of ephinefrine and resume compressions! ⚡
Stay clear of the patient! ⚡
When are we getting anything from your
Stand back, CLEAR! ⚡️
post, none of the videos resemble it or share the same bra?
We don't have any videos with that bra at the moment, but we can work on it for future custom
NURSE HEART ATTACK PT. 3 ⚡️
Alice was laying on the bed, her heart had just started to beat again. The monitor was showing a sinus rhythm while she was breathing through the ventilator. All of a sudden the alarm started and the monitor showed asystole again. The doctor immediately entered the room and started cpr. After a few cycles he removed the hospital gown and left Alice's chest completely naked. The resuscitation continued with cpr and lot of defibrillation until the nurse finally regained a sinus rhythm.
NURSE HEART ATTACK PT 2 ⚡️
Alice is now on a stretcher while medical team is fighting for her life. She is taken inside the emergency room as the resuscitation continues. Her shirt is taken off revealing her black sport bra and between compressions and defibs she is intubated by Dr. Andrew.
NURSE HEART ATTACK ⚡️
During her shift, nurse Alice begins to feel a stabbing pain in her chest and falls to the ground, bringing a hand to her chest. Dr. Andrew notices and immediately kneels next to her, realising that there is no pulse. He immediately starts CPR and screams for the crash cart.
Hello! Nice videos, have you thought about swapping roles and she being the rescuer? ✌🏽
Yes, we've taught about it but honestly we prefer roles as they are now. I'm sorry but I don't think there will ever be a video with swapped roles! ⚡️
Photoshoot from last video ⚡️
Is it possible to watch the full version of the videos you shared?
The video we posted are already the full version! We don't have any other part! As for now, we plan to share videos for free! ⚡️
AMBULANCE ARREST
It was a rainy day and Alice was heading out to work. She was stressed by an argument she had with his boyfriend yesterday evening and she was hoping that work could distract her thoughts. While she was crossing the road a car was riding fast in the opposite lane and hit her on the ground. Her tiny body was pushed on the ground for meters and she immediately lost consciousness. Some passengers stopped by and called for an ambulance. Due to her severe condition she was put immediately in the back of the ambulance where, during hospital transport, she lost a pulse.
HOME ARREST
Alice was waiting at home for his boyfriend to come back from work when suddenly she felt an excruciating pain in her chest. In a second she fell down on the floor unconscious and without a pulse. Luckily for her, his boyfriend was about to enter the house. When he arrived he found Alice laying on the floor and immediately rush to help her. He discovered she had no pulse and he started CPR while calling 911. When paramedics arrived they started resuscitation on site and in the end they brought her back to life.
Trailer out now ⚡️🫀