1. Go to heart.org/cpr and watch the one minute video. That will make the people around you safer.
2. Get 10 of your family members and friends and acquaintances - the people you spend most of your time with - to watch the video. That will make YOU safer.
3. Go to www.slicc.org/ClassVideo/ Download SLICC's 35 minute class video and watch it. That will round out and re-enforce your CPR skills. That will really make the people around you safer if they have a cardiac arrest, a choking emergency, or a stroke.
4. [I'll bet you could see this coming...] Forward the SLICC class video link to 10 family / friend / acquaintance type people and get them to watch it. That will make YOU a lot safer.
If you have bad hips / knees / arthritis and can't get down on the floor skip step 1. The SLICC class video has a solution regarding how to perform CPR, even if you are 'blessed' with bad knees, hips, hands, etc.
Thank you.
Bob
When you see a cardiac arrest, your brain fights you - "No, this isn't really happening" - and the circumstances fight you - "Dang! in CPR class the manikin didn't weigh very much and wasn't sitting in a deep chair. This blog deals with practical details and presents reports of "saves." Let me have your questions and comments - they will steer the course of this blog. This blog is brought to you by the volunteers at www.slicc.org
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