Survivors
Friends, I died from ventricular fibrillation Thursday. Happily, I was in a place where there was an automated electronic defibrillator -AED- and people who were trained in its use.
“I hit the street and was essentially dead. Not everyone is as lucky. I feel lucky, I feel blessed.”
“I am recovering well and am expected to make a full recovery. Eddie did all the right things. He recognized that my breathing was erratic and abnormal. He could see that I wasn’t responsive. Eddie didn’t wait, and he didn’t hesitate to start CPR, because of a hands only CPR training his health teacher gave him.”
Just shy of the 20-mile marker, Jerry “dropped on his knees and he just falls down flat on his face on the concrete,’’ Victor told the Houston Chronicle. “I was stunned…Of all people, Jerry did everything by the book.’’