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CPR/Dfib Hands on Class

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On March 24th, 2 members from the Pasco Fire Community Service came out to do a hands-on CPR/Dfib class to about 50 residents of the Heritage Pines 55-and-over community. The class came about after I, myself had performed CPR on a 64-year-old male whom I was golfing with back on September 29, 2024. The golfer survived a massive heart attack known as the "widow maker" and left the hospital after staying just 2 days. A few people in the community said that because of what happened, they wanted to learn from this valuable life lesson themselves and wanted to take the course. I was able to set it up with the General Manager and get this done. We will continue to do more of this here in the remote future.

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SCOTT LAPRADESenior Correspondent

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