Hands-Only CPR Saves Another Life
Photo Courtesy of: Elena De La Cruz
This year’s campaign will feature the Brennan Family from Temecula. A year ago, Alicia Brennan saved her husband’s life when he collapsed after jogging. Jacob Brennan suffered a type of heart attack also known as “the widow maker”, and Alicia’s prompt reaction, inmediately applying Hands-only CPR, saved his life. The family of five –they have three teenagers- have become CPR advocates and Alicia and her youngest son, Joshua, helped trained 1,000 student at the local high school where she coaches soccer and he is a student.
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