Posts by and about the bystanders, partners and first responders who performed CPR or used a defibrillator to save someone’s life — and the psychological impact of doing so.
Przełomowy nowy raport dotyczący powrotu do zdrowia po zatrzymaniu akcji serca pokazuje, w jaki sposób osoby, które przeżyły ten stan, są zaniedbywane po wypisaniu ze szpitala oraz dlaczego należy już teraz wdrożyć standard jakości RCUK.
Around 9.30 on Sunday morning, May 13th, 2018, I stood on the start line of Bracknell’s Half Marathon. It was my first. I remember chatting excitedly with my fellow runner mates and discussing my plan of attack for the run. I remember the excitement in my stomach and the sea of faces eager for us … Read more
Sharing my story feels therapeutic. It helps to talk. Talking is what helped me to eventually process what happened. As part of my initial processing, I searched for stories I could relate to. A lot of things I came across, such as articles about CPR on a loved one, often had happy endings. It didn’t … Read more