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New way to perform CPR

oleblue
oleblue
I had this sent to me it is a new way tp perform CPR, Something I hope to never have to do, but no mouth to mouth needed, If the link don't work let me know

http://tinyurl.com/2fx8r59
lchoppel
lchoppel
This is new to me. Glad to have seen the video. I think I will send this to my email joke list of friends. Thanks for posting!
EPagain
EPagain
Thanks for the link ( :
deleted_user
deleted_user
Is this suppose to be for real or a joke? I mean, seriously, Cause some of the stuff they asked people to do was not only funny the way they put it, but VERY dangerous to people's health & could put peoples lives at risk & kill people...I mean, they even eluded to this fact in the video. When you see the vid., you'll know the part...It was weird.

Nothing against the video, I just don't think people should try what they are suggesting...to stay on the safe side, health wise, that's all.

Just my opinion. Look for yourselves.

Take care,
Stay sane!
deleted_user
deleted_user
I saw this on a couple news shows as well.

What's the saying . . . The only real constant is change. . .
lorrieonline
lorrieonline
This is great info - thank you! Every minute counts when someone has gone down so this makes things so much less complicated.
erica1000
erica1000
On Good Morning America a couple months ago there was a similar story.

I thought is was great news that you could potentially save a live without the rescue breathing. Many people who would be hesitant about the mouth to mouth part of CPR would have no issue with just doing chest compression. So hopefully more people will be able and willing to take action now.
mjideas
mjideas
Helpful to know. I'll share this as well.

Thanks

Melanie
deleted_user
deleted_user
Believe I would check with the American Red Cross for training.
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