Why not? Maybe one day you can save another driver's life. Before I started driving, a guy, in the office next to mine, collapsed and died. He had a massive heart attack. I had no idea how to do CPR. Maybe I could have helped him. My boss tried, but it was too late. There is a new method to do CPR. The conventional method had a success rate of 5-10%. Instead of doing chest compressions, you now push on the abdomen - 200 times before the initial defibrillator shock. In AZ, first responders have tripled the survival rate using this new method. If you want to learn, call your Safety Director at your carrier or local chapter of the American Red Cross. You can also go to: http://www.alerttrainingsystems.com/
Saturday, March 15, 2008
Are you CPR certified?
Why not? Maybe one day you can save another driver's life. Before I started driving, a guy, in the office next to mine, collapsed and died. He had a massive heart attack. I had no idea how to do CPR. Maybe I could have helped him. My boss tried, but it was too late. There is a new method to do CPR. The conventional method had a success rate of 5-10%. Instead of doing chest compressions, you now push on the abdomen - 200 times before the initial defibrillator shock. In AZ, first responders have tripled the survival rate using this new method. If you want to learn, call your Safety Director at your carrier or local chapter of the American Red Cross. You can also go to: http://www.alerttrainingsystems.com/
