The sad fact is that about 70% of Americans do not know how to provide CPR. And since most cardiac arrest, heart attacks, happen at home seventy-percent of America relies upon medical help to arrive and take care of everything.
But in just four short minutes without oxygen the human brain will begin to lose precious cells, and should your loved one survive, oxygen deficit equals brain damage.
Most people are scared and panic when the unexpected happens, but with CPR training a feeling of preparedness takes over. Instead of panic, your training kicks in and you’re more likely to react to the the situation with some level of calm and action.
Nobody has ever regretted learning CPR. Performing CPR on an adult is somewhat different than performing it on an infant, so it’s good to take both classes. A few hours out of your day could save a life.
Be a hero. Learn CPR!
