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Heimlicht (sp?) 10 years 2 weeks ago #100859

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Hi All.
I had a very pleasant and eye-opening experience today when I was the deliverer of a Heimlicht maneuver to a fellow coworker who got something clogged up in her windpipe today. When I say Pleasant I mean that we had a good and positive result. The issue is that neither I or the other 4 people in the room had any formal training in Heimlicht or CPR or anything along those lines. The only thing we have have is the good fortune to have Lisa live another day. Please get your company or your school or your golf course or whatever to arrange a CPR training seminar. Many thanks in advance.
A Very Happy and Grateful shipster.

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Re:Heimlicht (sp?) 10 years 2 weeks ago #100864

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way to go shipster, your a hero. karma to you

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Re:Heimlicht (sp?) 10 years 2 weeks ago #100868

Good work. Must be a great feeling to know you saved a life.

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Re:Heimlicht (sp?) 10 years 1 week ago #100873

Yes good on ya!!!!!!!!!!

Bob

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Re:Heimlicht (sp?) 10 years 1 week ago #100892

way to go shipster 2. must be one hell of a feeling to save a life!

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Re:Heimlicht (sp?) 9 years 8 months ago #105181

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Way to go. I did the same in 2005. Saved my wife's life. We were in a restaurant and she choked. The place was packed. When my wife started choking, no one moved, not even the staff. Thank God I had had the training. Scared me half to death.

Saving a life is the most rewarding thing you can ever do. Everyone should have CPR and Heimlich training.

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