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I am NOT the Original Poster. That is Darth_Poopie. They posted in r/mildlyinfuriating Do NOT comment on Original Posts. Latest update is 7 days old. Mood Spoiler: happy ending Original Post: February 27, 2026 I’m an MD anesthesiologist and was on a trans-Pacific flight when a woman on the other side of our airplane went into respiratory failure. She was suffering from severe hypoxemia at our cruising altitude in the setting of chronic lung disease. Long story short, she ended up completely losing consciousness and she stopped breathing for a short while, so myself and a couple EMTs had to physically carry her to the emergency exit aisle and perform lifesaving measures on her for just over 2.5 hours, as we were almost at the exact midpoint in our flight. In the end she regained consciousness and we safely transferred her to paramedics at the receiving airport, but we were physically breathing for her for the entire 2.5 hours she was in our care. If we hadn’t been there, she would have certainly died on the flight. At the end of the flight, immediately after we handed off care to the paramedics, the flight crew started deplaning passengers. I hadn’t been at my seat for the last 2.5 hours so I had to rush back and hurriedly pack my belongings amongst the crowd of passengers. In the commotion, I inadvertently left my new Bose headphones under the seat in front of me—something I never would have done if I wasn’t taking care of someone away from my seat for hours. I didn’t discover they were missing until we were already on our connecting flight. After multiple phone calls and emails with United Airlines, they have informed me they can’t locate my exact pair of headphones without a serial number (which I cannot provide) because they have too many pairs of lost Bose headphones, and there is nothing else they can do…so I am out a new pair of headphones. Tagging as mildly infuriating because obviously it is my fault that I left the headphones and I don’t have the serial number to locate my specific pair. Also, I can definitely afford a new pair of headphones. However, the fact that they have multiple pairs of headphones at the airport and they can’t return any of them to the owners without a serial number, and also the fact that this situation only happened because I volunteered to care for this woman, I think classifies it as a mildly infuriating first world problem. Thanks for listening to my rant haha. I just want my headphones back United!!! Some of OOP's Comments: Critical-Part8283: (Top Comment) Thank you for saving a life! Don’t they even tag the items for which flight they were lost on? Seems that would make it easy to return things to people. OOP: Right??? Apparently not. They just said they have a collection of lost items at the airport lost and found that is then shipped to United headquarters if it’s not claimed in a certain amount of time. thecheesecakemans: Oh thank goodness. I thought I was going to read a rant of another passenger stealing your headphones while you were off doing a GREAT deed for someone else. This one is just forgetting something but the airline company being shitty about it. OOP: Lol I think that story would belong somewhere else besides mildly infuriating To another comment: Yeah I mean it is always worth it to save a life, no matter what. I would still do it again if I knew I was going to lose my headphones, 100%. And I would still be mildly infuriated 🤣 One more comment because this kept coming up: I would save her life again 10/10 times if it meant losing my headphones every time. And I will still be mildly infuriated haha. Saving a life is never the wrong choice WegMitKapitalismus: I can relate! A man once had a stroke in the car ahead of me and drove his car up into a lawn. I got in his car to pull him out to attempt CPR while the ambulance was on the way, and lost my very expensive brand new prescription sunglasses in the back seat. Pretty sure he didn't survive, so I feel guilty for even worrying about my glasses. OOP: Wow that is eerily so similar! This is why Reddit is the best, you can find people with shared experiences. Thanks for commenting! And good on you for taking action! great_cosmic_rabbit: Any chance you still have the box it came in? Maybe the serial number is on there? 🤞 OOP: I wish I did. Weird too, I usually keep the boxes of my more expensive electronics :( Did United offer you anything for your service? To be fair, they did offer me a $150 flight credit that expires in a year. That is basically useless to me though because this is the first time I’ve flown United in over 10 years and I have no plans in the future. They aren’t one of the main servicing airlines where I live. Great_gatzzzby: Always secure your equipment before leaving the scene, rookie 😂 Just kidding. Good job. What was it you guys were doing for those 2.5 hours? What kind of stuff did the flight crew supply you with? OOP: Manual ventilation with an ambu bag, put in an IV, gave a few meds. Suctioning out the airway. The airline had minimal supplies, really just stuff you would need in the event she was actually dying and needed ACLS [editor's note: Google says this is "Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support"] To another commenter: I manually breathed for her using a bag valve mask connected to an oxygen tank. We went through about 3 tanks during the course of the whole episode Her regaining consciousness: She regained consciousness after about 20 minutes of assisted ventilation with an ambu bag and some IM epi. Pretty sure she had a stroke in the process though as she stopped moving her left arm and leg toward the end of the flight. I had to continue assist ventilating her for the following 2 hours because she was very old, had poor respiratory effort, and her pulse ox never read above 85% the rest of the flight NuDru: Why didn't they divert the flight to land sooner if a patient is in respiratory failure? That part makes no sense to me OOP: Over the Pacific Ocean. It was either turn around or keep going Update Post: February 28, 2026 (Next Day) Title: UPDATE: I saved a woman’s life on an airplane and lost my new Bose headphones because of it. Then Bose reached out to me! I never expected my post yesterday to get as many views as it did, and I just want to say a big THANK YOU to all the kind Redditors that had stories to share and different perspectives on my mildly infuriating situation! As a result of the post, someone from Bose headquarters reached out and offered to send me a new pair of headphones. I’m really impressed that they even cared enough to do that, and they have definitely earned a customer for life. Kudos to Bose for being so cool about it after United Airlines customer service just left me hanging! Again, thanks for all the kind words! I enjoyed reading all the comments and had many good laughs. Just to clarify, I was very happy to help save this woman’s life, and I would 100% choose to do it again every time if it meant losing the headphones. The headphones are not a huge deal, which is why it seemed appropriate for this sub, as losing them after such a long and arduous ordeal only to have United Airlines bounce me around was indeed MILDLY infuriating. I am aware that I can afford new headphones haha…that was not the point of the post. And to all the crazy Redditors who called me a liar, ChatGPT, egotistical, a narcissist, a karma farmer, and lastly the random psychopath that PM’ed me and told me to burn in hell for making up lies…..I hope you are nicer to your anesthesiologist when you inevitably need their help in real life, because they have your life in their hands and they deserve your respect and gratitude. Cheers! (Oh and P.S. I read and tried all of your suggestions to find my serial number and I was totally unsuccessful. Will be registering my electronics from now on!) Some of OOP's Comments: OOP clarifies: When I got to her seat she was breathing oxygen through a supplemental mask provided by the airline. Even with that mask on full blast, she was still in significant respiratory distress and had an oxygen saturation submitted by

I never expected my post yesterday to get as many views as it did, and I just want to say a big THANK YOU to all the kind Redditors that had stories to share and different perspectives on my mildly infuriating situation! As a result of the post, someone from Bose headquarters reached out and offered to send me a new pair of headphones. I’m really impressed that they even cared enough to do that, and they have definitely earned a customer for life. Kudos to Bose for being so cool about it after United Airlines customer service just left me hanging! Again, thanks for all the kind words! I enjoyed reading all the comments and had many good laughs. Just to clarify, I was very happy to help save this woman’s life, and I would 100% choose to do it again every time if it meant losing the headphones. The headphones are not a huge deal, which is why it seemed appropriate for this sub, as losing them after such a long and arduous ordeal only to have United Airlines bounce me around was indeed MILDLY infuriating. I am aware that I can afford new headphones haha…that was not the point of the post. And to all the crazy Redditors who called me a liar, ChatGPT, egotistical, a narcissist, a karma farmer, and lastly the random psychopath that PM’ed me and told me to burn in hell for making up lies…..I hope you are nicer to your anesthesiologist when you inevitably need their help in real life, because they have your life in their hands and they deserve your respect and gratitude. Cheers! (Oh and P.S. I read and tried all of your suggestions to find my serial number and I was totally unsuccessful. Will be registering my electronics from now on!) submitted by /u/Darth_Poopie to r/mildlyinfuriating [link] [comments]

I’m an MD anesthesiologist and was on a trans-Pacific flight when a woman on the other side of our airplane went into respiratory failure. She was suffering from severe hypoxemia at our cruising altitude in the setting of chronic lung disease. Long story short, she ended up completely losing consciousness and she stopped breathing for a short while, so myself and a couple EMTs had to physically carry her to the emergency exit aisle and perform lifesaving measures on her for just over 2.5 hours, as we were almost at the exact midpoint in our flight. In the end she regained consciousness and we safely transferred her to paramedics at the receiving airport, but we were physically breathing for her for the entire 2.5 hours she was in our care. If we hadn’t been there, she would have certainly died on the flight. At the end of the flight, immediately after we handed off care to the paramedics, the flight crew started deplaning passengers. I hadn’t been at my seat for the last 2.5 hours so I had to rush back and hurriedly pack my belongings amongst the crowd of passengers. In the commotion, I inadvertently left my new Bose headphones under the seat in front of me—something I never would have done if I wasn’t taking care of someone away from my seat for hours. I didn’t discover they were missing until we were already on our connecting flight. After multiple phone calls and emails with United Airlines, they have informed me they can’t locate my exact pair of headphones without a serial number (which I cannot provide) because they have too many pairs of lost Bose headphones, and there is nothing else they can do…so I am out a new pair of headphones. Tagging as mildly infuriating because obviously it is my fault that I left the headphones and I don’t have the serial number to locate my specific pair. Also, I can definitely afford a new pair of headphones. However, the fact that they have multiple pairs of headphones at the airport and they can’t return any of them to the owners without a serial number, and also the fact that this situation only happened because I volunteered to care for this woman, I think classifies it as a mildly infuriating first world problem. Thanks for listening to my rant haha. I just want my headphones back United!!! submitted by /u/Darth_Poopie to r/mildlyinfuriating [link] [comments]

I need some help regarding best 2026 earbuds. I have my Galaxy buds pro from 2021. Although I dropped it countless times, they still work but I see crack on the buds now. I'm looking into Buds 4 pro and Bose qc ultra gen 2 earbuds for general use and workout earbuds. I have samsung buds & sonu wh 1000xm4 headphones. Sounds signature has never been issue in both. The original Buds pro slide out on the right ear for me requires adjustment frequently. How's the bose earbuds? The battery life is almost similar about 6 hrs. I have seen in reviews that bose has connection issues and some users reported slight hiss in ambient mode. Do they hold on for workout or slide out? Buds 4 pro similar to Samsung buds 3 pro with the stem design, are they good for workout? And stay in ears? I ruled out Sony wf1000xm6 as the shape is wierd, huge and protruding outwards. And the volume controls don't look appealing. submitted by /u/Artistic-Anything-11 to r/Earbuds [link] [comments]

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My wife has a Bose quiet comfort 25 around ear headphones she has been using for the last 10 years. I want to update them for her birthday as she has mentioned wanting Bluetooth + wired headphones as her phone doesn't have a jack. Are Bose still "10 years and going strong" levels of reliable? Any particular models to look into or stay away from? If Bose has gone the way of most tech companies, what should I look into instead? submitted by /u/AbriefDelay to r/HeadphoneAdvice [link] [comments]