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"Two Cedarburg lifeguards saved a 4-year-old boy from drowning Friday in the community pool.\"I saw a kid just floating face down (with) bubbles coming out of his nose,\" Schultze said.Schultze said he first thought the boy was playing around, but it turned out he wasn't breathing.\"I've been told I swung down from the stand. I don't remember it. I just remember eventually getting out to the kid and what felt like five minutes pulling him 6 feet to the wall,\" Schultze said.\"I was in the guard office, I heard him blow his whistle, which activates our emergency action plan, so I begin running out,\" lifeguard Maggie Donaldson said.Donaldson came to help with chest compressions and mouth-to-mouth.\"Same cycle, two rescue breaths, tipping him on his side, two rescue breaths,\" Donaldson said.Within two minutes, a scare in the pool turned into a huge sigh of relief.\"I'm still in disbelief. When I think about it, I get goose bumps just overall relieved it ended up being a safe day,\" Donaldson said.The two lifeguards credit their training.\"If I hadn't been practicing training as much as we do, I would have had to think about things and in a situation like that you can't really think about things, just kind of have to react,\" Schultze said.The boy's family didn't want talk about what happened, but the park district said the boy's father called them to say how grateful he was for the lifeguards work.Park distinct officials said the boy went to the hospital for about two hours after the rescue. He's now doing just fine.\u00A0"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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