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Hope you never need this!

Great way of making people more aware.
Thanks for sharing.

Biggest negative however i have always found is peoples refusal to get involved or help and as the video shows passers by either just standing around watching or keeping on walking.
Please if you see a situation unfolding always offer to help, treat others as you would hopefully like to be treated yourself.

Cheers
John
 
As a member of St John Ambulance I keep in my car a full medical kit and an AED but hope I will never have to use the AED
All Co-op stores in our area have purchased AED's which are kept in a locked cabinet outside the stores. If needed the code to open the cabinet will be given to you when you phone for an ambulance
At the moment I am training local groups, such as the WI, on how to use the AED . They are so easy to use and cannot cause the casualty any harm.
All my Cadets from the age of 10 are trained to use an AED and give CPR. We are also visiting schools to give first aid training to the pupils.
 
I also carry a comprehensive first aid kit, and it was not as expensive as I thought.
As we go to th continent at least twice a year and it is compulsory in some countries it is a must.
I hope I never have to use it, but it's there just in case.
 

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