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CPR Saves Lives

As a CPR Instructor I hear stories all the time about people saving lives of loved ones and strangers by properly administering CPR and First Aid. The importance of this skill far out ways the time it takes to learn it. I love being able to teach a skill that I know if needed could save the life of an individual, and thereby save a family. If you have just 4 hours I would love to come teach your family, company or group, the lifesaving skills of CPR.
This is a great story about how CPR saved the life of a man in Oregon.

http://www.statesmanjournal.com/article/20090802/COLUMN0807/908020330/1001/news/Man-is-grateful-for-CPR-on-street

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  1. Amy-frtnrAugust 3, 2009 at 1:09 PM

    I know a little boy it could have saved...

    Yours is a noble profession!

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