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• Teen’s Quick Thinking on Christmas Eve Helps Save Dad’s Life With CPRAnonymous
  In Spring Hill, Tennessee, a Christmas Eve that could’ve ended in tragedy instead became a powerful reminder of why CPR training matters. Frank Georgalos, owner of the beloved local Grecian restaurant, collapsed suddenly at home on December 24 after experiencing a heart emergency. With his heartbeat failing and breathing gone, the situation was critical — but help ...
• The Muscle Memory of Life: Why Our Live Skills Sessions Are Non-NegotiableTroy Bowman
  When a life is on the line, the difference between success and failure is muscle memory. High-quality CPR is a hands-on skill you simply cannot learn from a screen.During a real cardiac arrest, your body relies on trained muscle memory—not theoretical knowledge. And that level of readiness only comes from live, instructor-led CPR practice, not ...

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• She “was not responding” to CPRCarol Theis
  This weekend I was home watching TV, flipping through the channels, when a program caught my attention. This program was reviewing the case of a gentleman who had lost his wife in a diving “accident”.  They were trying the evidence presented at his trial.  His apparent lack of emotions,  the situation that left her alone ...
• Why Individuals Who Care for Children must have CPR TrainingBenjamin Roussey
  Caring for children, whether it is part of an occupation such as babysitting or a necessity within everyday life, is one of the most important responsibilities an individual will ever face. As the most vulnerable fraction of the population, children need attentive care to ensure they remain secure and healthy in any situation. Whether you are ...
• What is CPR: an updateSiam B
  Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is a lifesaving procedure that can be used to save lives in emergencies like drowning or heart attack, where the individual’s heartbeat and/or breathing have suddenly stopped. CPR can be performed anywhere when an individual develops cardiac arrest including areas outside the hospital like an airplane, swimming pool, or even a shopping ...
• A Brief History Of CPRAnonymous
  CPR courses are organized and taught to help provide medical professionals, first responders, caregivers, and everyday people the training and tools to help resuscitate an unresponsive person. But how did the medical science behind resuscitating people develop over time to become a well-researched and highly effective method of saving lives that just about anybody can ...

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