My friend (who is an ER Doctor) had a medical emergency (man had a stroke) on her flight from Pittsburg to Miami when she came to visit my family a few months a

My friend (who is an ER Doctor) had a medical emergency (man had a stroke) on her flight from Pittsburg to Miami when she came to visit my family a few months ago. She actually told me afterwards that she thought that the bag was extremely well stocked and that she had the ability to perform whatever she needed. They used the Airphone to validate her medical license, gave her the med bag, and told her that if she needed anything to drink, to just call. I've had similar experiences on US Airways (Pre-American); I'm a paramedic and someone had an MI -- they airphoned me to a doctor on the ground and he and I diagnosed the patient together, and he gave me orders to push drugs. On my friend's flight, the Flight Attendant gave her many many small bottles of bourbon to say "Thank you" and American Airlines gave her 25,000 bonus miles as a "thanks," and they upgraded me to first class for my trip home as a way to say thanks for me.