Blessed to be there
I had the privilege of providing life saving CPR. I was only aware of the situation by the Responder App.
I now catch up for coffee regularly with my newfound friend.
I now catch up for coffee regularly with my newfound friend.
Just remember you have done your best
End of the day it’s someone’s loved one , It’s hard but well worth it.
First aid help GB
I think GoodSam is an absolutely amazing initiative which should be rolled out right across Australia, if someone is in the position to help someone else out maybe on the worst day of their lives and help them in a situation where it could be life or death then I am privileged to be that person. I’d love to see more people sign up to this
We’re here to look after each other.. GB
We’re here to look after each other.. GB
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What a shame that you never ever get any calls.
I used to respond daily to GP surgery referrals and social care responses.
But, never ever CPR or Cardiac Arrests.
Trained and carry a Defibrillator & First Responder kit.
I used to respond daily to GP surgery referrals and social care responses.
But, never ever CPR or Cardiac Arrests.
Trained and carry a Defibrillator & First Responder kit.
Revolutionary!
That being said, it would be great to get information on what I’m showing up too, anaphylaxis, cardiac arrest, symptoms, etc. if there is anyone there and what dangers await? I was sent to a person having anaphylaxis and they had been waiting an hour for an ambulance. Since it didn’t say what I was responding too, I did not have an EpiPen on me. Let alone almost 50% of people don’t carry an epipen or it is expired from many years prior. There should be more information and support for Responders. That being said Identification as well. Like an ID card as I’ve helped Police numerous times and to them you just look like a regular person.
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