Be A Hero! Learn CPR. – CPR Blog
Soccer season is upon us and it’s a good time to make sure you know CPR. With dozens of kids running their little hearts out in the heat, there’s no telling what kind of emergency could happen.
Most youth organizations don’t require their volunteer coaches to be CPR certified, which is why parents really need to step up and take responsibility.
In some states, lightening and flash storms occur and can turn a great afternoon into a horrible event.
Always have a first aid kit available, and keep your eyes open for signs someone is having a problem.
Be a hero. Learn CPR!
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