Great stuff about the result, especially after reading the last comment. The first article I read about this described the mother receiving CPR insructions "from paramedics". I know the public generally assume anyone driving an ambulance must be a paramedic, but it's a bit much to get them mixed up with the call-takers! (although there have been plenty of people while I've taken 999 calls who've screamed at me to "stop asking questions, get in your f**king ambulance and get here now!") Just my OCD pendantry breaking loose, but it's little things like this that remind me the the public often understand very little about how the service works. It's great to have success stories like this that highlight some of the good work the service does, but also to educate people about what we really do. Not sure how I got on to such a ramble, sorry about that. Best wishes to Mum & Baby!