HOUMA, LOUISIANA – James Manor said he doesn’t remember refereeing the girls’ soccer game at Vandebilt Catholic High School Tuesday afternoon. “I don’t remember going to the game. I woke up, and I was in the ICU saying, ‘What am … Continue reading →

I copied the following from the Southtown (Illinois)Star. From it, I wanted to take a moment to reinforce a few of my key points that I talk about in classes: 1) Learn CPR. Preferrably every few years, but at least … Continue reading →

Math, science, and english are all required subjects needed to receive a high school diploma, but now some health officials are calling for CPR to be added to that list. CPR can double or triple survival from cardiac arrest, and … Continue reading →

We heard last week from a friend at Cook Children’s Hospital in Frisco, Texas, with the best news possible: Two teachers at a Maus Middle School using an automated external defibrillator (AED) had saved the life of a 12-year-old girl … Continue reading →

DAYS ago, toddler Patrick Manassa was found face down at the bottom of his backyard pool. Yesterday, the feisty three-year-old was running and playing with his family after a “miracle” recovery. Patrick was unconscious when he was pulled from the … Continue reading →