Please don't do this. Absolutely heart-wrenching thread over on reddit where a mom lost her son to this while only a few feet away: https://www.reddit.com/r/las

Please don't do this. Absolutely heart-wrenching thread over on reddit where a mom lost her son to this while only a few feet away: https://www.reddit.com/r/lastimages/comments/747b0b/my_sons_last_photo_died_5_mins_later_due_to/ https://www.reddit.com/r/lastimages/comments/747b0b/my_sons_... > "I'm the boy's mother. Yes, you're doing it wrong and could die. It's rare, but possible. I didn't know either. This is what I used to do. This is what the lifeguards at the YMCA I counseled swim camp at would teach the kids. I thought it was OK. And now my son is dead. I was three feet away with my back turned to him watching my younger daughter because she was the more inexperienced swimmer. For two minutes. Another two, two and a half to get him out and start CPR and get 911. And he died. They say his brain death was quick. Please tell your kids never to do this again. This is absolutely hell knowing it was this preventable. This post is to save lives. It could save your own kids. Don't make my mistake. Make my son's death mean something please."