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Seize this golden opportunity to become certified by the American Heart Association in CPR, First Aid, choking, and AED training. Our classes cater to a diverse audience, including childcare professionals, office workers, industrial and manufacturing employees, sports trainers, foster and adoptive families, federal and state government personnel, school educators, coaches, and more.

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🚑 Discover Life-Saving Skills with Pulse CPR School! 🚑

Secure Your Spot: https://bit.ly/3bp7yFf

Are you ready to be a life-saving hero in times of crisis? Pulse CPR School is your go-to destination for acquiring vital life-saving expertise. 🙌

🌟 Earn Your Heartsaver First Aid CPR and AED Certification 🌟

📅 This Week's Class Schedule: Thursday, Friday, or Saturday at 12 noon
📍 Location: Serving the entire Central Savannah River Area (CSRA)
📞 Contact Us: 706-901-7CPR (7277)

🔥 Act Fast – Limited Seats Available! Reserve Your Spot Online NOW! 🔥

Seize this golden opportunity to become certified by the American Heart Association in CPR, First Aid, choking, and AED training. Our classes cater to a diverse audience, including childcare professionals, office workers, industrial and manufacturing employees, sports trainers, foster and adoptive families, federal and state government personnel, school educators, coaches, and more.

🎉 Here's What's Included:
✅ 2-year American Heart Association Certification
✅ Receive your certification card on the same day – No waiting!
✅ Benefit from expert guidance provided by seasoned trainers
✅ Comprehensive training encompassing CPR, First Aid, choking, and AED application

🌈 Exclusive Facebook Offer: Enroll Online TODAY!
https://bit.ly/3bp7yFf

Avail a special discount this week by signing up on our website. Join a community of heroes and empower yourself to respond effectively during emergencies. Act swiftly – our seats are filling up!

👉 Secure Your Place: https://bit.ly/3bp7yFf

💙 Your safety and self-assurance are our top priorities. Join us in making a meaningful impact! 💙



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Attention anyone looking to be prepared in case of an emergency! Are you certified in CPR? If not, don't wait until it's too late! Pulse CPR is offering CPR classes this week, Thursday, Friday or Saturday at 12 noon and we want you to join us.

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Pulse CPR is offering CPR classes this week; Thursday, Friday or Saturday at 12 noon. If seats are full you will directed to another class. It's best to register and to hold your seat early.

Our American Heart Association CPR and First Aid training site offers on-site certification that is valid for two years. And if you sign up now, you can take advantage of our discounted cost of only $59!

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Heartfelt Appreciation to Answers Community Church 🌟
Recently, we had the privilege to conduct a CPR training session at Answers Community Church, located at 4495 Columbia Rd #3, Martinez, GA 30907 We couldn't be more impressed!

It's incredibly heartwarming to see a community so dedicated to the well-being of its members and visitors. Answers Community Church now boasts a large group of individuals trained in CPR, AED, and Choking techniques, tailored for adults, children, and even infants. 🚼💓

Moreover, their proactive approach to safety is commendable - having an AED on-site at the church ensures that help is immediately available in an emergency.

What's even more commendable is the church's commitment to refresh this training every two years, ensuring their certifications remain current. This dedication showcases their steadfast commitment to safeguarding lives.

A special shoutout to Amy, who seamlessly coordinated the entire event. Your enthusiasm and dedication played a crucial role in making this a success. 🌹

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HERO BASKETBALL PLAYER SAVES REFEREE’S LIFE WITH CPR FOLLOWING HEART ATTACK: ‘I WENT INTO FIREFIGHTER MODE’

A Toledo, Ohio man is being hailed a hero after he saved the life of a minor league basketball referee who collapsed from a heart attack during a game.

Basketball player Myles Copeland, who is also a firefighter, said he went into “firefighter mode” when he saw the referee collapse. He ran across the court and administered CPR for 10 minutes until paramedics arrived.

“The basketball game just didn’t matter anymore, it was about saving his life,” Copeland told “America’s Newsroom” Monday.

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He said the referee was coherent and talking by the time he was on a stretcher.

Copeland stressed the importance of Americans being trained to administer CPR and recognize warning signs in case of emergency.

“A heart attack can happen to anyone, anywhere, at any time,” he told hosts Bill Hemmer and Dana Perino. “Knowing the right steps to be able to take before the paramedics get there could really save brain function and a life.”

The referee’s wife, a nurse who helped Copeland attend to her husband, thanked him with a hug when he returned to the court.

The referee reportedly had triple bypass surgery following his heart attack but is now resting.

“I’m very thankful I was there, and I’m sure he was thankful that I was there as well,” Copeland said. “It seemed that everyone was in a panic at the time I was there, but from all our training I was cool, calm and collected.”

Kitchen magnet with list of heart attack symptoms convinced him to go to the hospital

By Diane Daniel, American Heart Association News


Danny Saxon was finishing a job repairing and cleaning a pool this past February when he started feeling like he had bad indigestion.

He popped a couple antacid pills and chugged a few bottles of water. He tried to make himself burp, hoping that would alleviate the pressure.

Minutes later, both his arms started tingling, almost vibrating, like all the muscles in his arms were tightening.

That's what scared him. He'd heard that a sign of a heart attack was a tingling arm. He had two.

But he was only 50, so he pushed that thought away.

His wife, Morgan, called from their home in Wylie, Texas, to find out when he was leaving.

"I'm freaking out," he told her. "I think I'm having an anxiety attack or something. I'll call you later."

Danny got in his truck and started driving. He couldn't decide whether to head home or to the hospital.

Morgan had never heard her husband talk like that. She thought about what he'd said. The "tingling arms" haunted her too.

He could be having a heart attack, she thought. Danny is 20 years older than her, so Morgan assumed his health would one day be a concern to her. But not yet.

Then again, Danny was on medication for high blood pressure. And, unlike her, he still smoked, despite their agreement to stop together when she was pregnant with their third child, now 2.

Suddenly, Morgan remembered the magnet she'd made some seven years earlier, when one of their sons was involved in an American Heart Association fundraiser through school.

The information kit had included a card spelling out the warning signs of a heart attack. She figured it was good information to have on hand. She cut it out and placed it over a commercial magnet that was already on the fridge, taping over the front to protect it. When they replaced their refrigerator, she'd made sure to transfer the magnet to the new one.

Morgan walked over and snapped a photo of the magnet.

She texted it to Danny with a note that read, "Do you need to go to the hospital? Call 911?"

Danny was at a red light when the message beeped its arrival.

Danny Saxon's wife, Morgan, texted him a photo of the homemade magnet on their fridge that spelled out the warning signs of a heart attack after he said his arms were tingling. (Photo courtesy of the Saxon family)
Danny Saxon's wife, Morgan, texted him a photo of the homemade magnet on their refrigerator that spelled out the warning signs of a heart attack after he said his arms were tingling. (Photo courtesy of the Saxon family)
He read the first couple lines on the magnet about chest and arm discomfort and recognized his symptoms. He headed straight for the hospital.

Just as he was walking up to the ambulance entrance, he saw an EMT.

"Hey man, I need some help," Danny said. "I think I'm having a heart attack."

The technician grabbed a wheelchair and rolled Danny inside.

As he was checking in, Morgan called.

"This is Brandon," the EMT answered. "I'm with Danny. He's having some chest pain and his blood pressure is pretty high. But he's laughing. Can you come as soon as possible?"

Morgan got the kids squared away. She arrived about an hour later with her father.

Danny was joking around in an exam room while a nurse, with her back to him, was typing up notes.

Morgan was relieved to see her husband smiling.

Out of nowhere, Danny started choking and made a gurgling sound. His eyes rolled back in his head and he tilted to the side.

Morgan screamed, "Danny! Danny! What's happening?"

The nurse ran over. She started chest compressions and called out for emergency assistance.

As the room became jammed with medical staff, Morgan's father pulled her into the hallway.

Danny had gone into cardiac arrest.

After three series of shocks with a defibrillator, Danny's heartbeat returned.

That evening, a cardiac catheterization showed that Danny had a 100% blockage in his right coronary artery. The doctor reopened the vessel with a balloon and stented the artery to restore blood flow. Two days later, Danny went home.

Both lifestyle and family history played a role in his heart attack. Danny's father had a quadruple bypass at age 60, and his mother had a stent. Danny was a longtime heavy smoker – until that day in February, when he quit.

He'd been managing his high blood pressure for a year after learning it was a problem during a visit to the dentist.

"I'm a man raised in the country in Texas," he said. "I literally tried to ignore my heart attack and everything leading up to it."

Danny, who is not overweight and gets exercise at work and through coaching and playing with his children, mostly blames the ci******es.

"I recently learned how vicious ni****ne is on your blood vessels," he said. "I told my dad, 'That to***co you're chewing, you'd better do some research. It still has ni****ne.'"

Danny Saxon (far right) with his family, from left: sons Keegan and Kole, wife Morgan and son Kyler. (Photo courtesy of the Saxon family)
Danny Saxon (far right) with his family, from left: sons Keegan and Kole, wife Morgan and son Kyler. (Photo courtesy of the Saxon family)
Danny has recovered physically but still battles the emotions of his brush with death.

On his first day back at work, he had a panic attack that he thought was another heart attack. He went to the emergency room, where he was assured he was fine.

"I have mornings where I wake up and look at my wife and just think how you never know what the day will bring," he said. "Some days I have separation issues leaving the house."

Morgan also has struggled emotionally, but she hopes time will lessen her fears.

"The trauma of seeing my husband basically die was the hardest part," she said. "I can still hear all the sounds and noises. The thing I remember most is that my first thought was how I would have to go home and tell my kids that their dad died."

After hearing the couple's story, someone sent Morgan an official AHA magnet that lists the warning signs of a heart attack. Morgan added it to the refrigerator – below her homemade version.

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Location:
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West Towne Shopping Center

(Next to El Rey Mexican Restaurant... Located inside Pulse Fitness)
Enter through the Pulse Fitness door
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