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Knowledge of CPR and basic life saving skills are the single most important thing when you are stuck in an emergency situation. Just like Pamela Rauseo, who was driving with her five-month old nephew, Sebastian. They were stuck in bumper to bumper traffic on a Miami highway last week. Sebastian, who had been crying nonstop all throughout suddenly stopped, and Pamela’s instinct told her to check on him. Pamela said, “When he stopped crying, I sensed something might be wrong. It was like a gut feeling.†Although Pamela wasn’t certified, she with the help of Fire Capt. Anthony Trip, who also happened to be in the traffic jam,  managed to provide the child basic CPR till help arrived. Read the full story here Image credit: http://www.nydailynews.com/
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Knowledge of CPR and basic life saving skills are the single most important thing when you are stuck in an emergency situation. Just like Pamela Rauseo, who was driving with her five-month old nephew, Sebastian. They were stuck in bumper to bumper traffic on a Miami highway last week. Sebastian, who had been crying nonstop all throughout suddenly stopped, and Pamela’s instinct told her to check on him. Pamela said, “When he stopped crying, I sensed something might be wrong. It was like a gut feeling.†Although Pamela wasn’t certified, she with the help of Fire Capt. Anthony Trip, who also happened to be in the traffic jam,  managed to provide the child basic CPR till help arrived. Read the full story here Image credit: http://www.nydailynews.com/
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