Heart Disease & Me - Young, Ronda L.
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Cardiac arrest is a very serious life threatening emergency. Immediate intervention is vital for survival. Every unattended minute will bring that person closer to their death! This book is about how a brave teenager saved his mother when she suffered a sudden cardiac arrest. Knowledge is power and he was armed with the information he needed, to do what he did that day. Mrs. Young's survival was a miracle, at the hands of her son! Her story is one of gratitude, strength, hope, faith and perseverance, and she hopes her message is impactful! Learn CPR, make AED's available EVERYWHERE! And be thankful for each day you have on this Earth!…mehr

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Cardiac arrest is a very serious life threatening emergency. Immediate intervention is vital for survival. Every unattended minute will bring that person closer to their death! This book is about how a brave teenager saved his mother when she suffered a sudden cardiac arrest. Knowledge is power and he was armed with the information he needed, to do what he did that day. Mrs. Young's survival was a miracle, at the hands of her son! Her story is one of gratitude, strength, hope, faith and perseverance, and she hopes her message is impactful! Learn CPR, make AED's available EVERYWHERE! And be thankful for each day you have on this Earth!
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Autorenporträt
RONDA L. YOUNG was born in the beautiful province of Nova Scotia, Canada. Ronda's faith and family are most important to her. She is happily married and has two adult sons and an Australian Shepherd dog. She is a licenced hairdresser but became a full-time stay-at-home mom once her children were born, and raising them has been her greatest joy and accomplishment. Being a sudden cardiac arrest survivor, Ronda's goal is to not only spread awareness in the hopes that more lives will be saved through CPR and the use of AEDs, but to give inspiration and hope to those who have survived as well, who may still be struggling.