You are probably, right now, comfortably sitting. While now seated, you are probably supposed to be working instead of reading these cool articles – yes? That is between you and Read More >>
Super Important Allergic Reaction Information
The number of kids who can have a severe allergic reaction to food, bites and stings has exponentially grown. No one knows for sure why. Mistakes in the treatment Read More >>
Don’t Pee On Jellyfish Stings! C’mon people!
There are so many CPR and First Aid myths out there it’s quite remarkable. One of my favorites is that you should pee on jellyfish stings. What in the world!? Read More >>
Heat Stroke – Heat Exhaustion Prevention & Treatment
Yes, it’s summer in Georgia. I am not sure any of us are surprised at how hot it’s going to be this weekend, or how hot it has been Read More >>
Drowning: How to Save Your Child
It is the hight of summer and there is still a lot of swimming season ahead of us. I get calls and questions all the time in my CPR Classes in Read More >>
Poison Ivy: Don’t Let It Ruin Your Child’s Summer!
Poison Ivy: Don’t Let It Ruin Your Child’s Summer! I remember being a kid, tromping through the woods in the glorious summer. Hide and go seek and any number of Read More >>
Coughing and Sneezing – Cover That Blow Hole!
Georgia CPR usually covers topics of immediate first aid and CPR care for those who’s lives depend on that treatment. Having said that, we all have down time due to Read More >>
How an AED Works
You have probably seen an AED, or Automatic External Defibrillator, whether you realized it was an AED or not. At the airport, mall, grocery or gym, AEDs are in cabinets Read More >>
Shock – What You Need To Know About Shock
Shock is an often times a misunderstood phenomenon and medical emergency. Simply defined, shock is the lack of oxygen to body tissue and organs. . No CPR class with First Read More >>
CPR Classes: Quality + Frequency = Lives Saved
I have taught CPR Classes in Atlanta for over 10 years now, to health care providers as well as lay responders. A lot of my students are repeat customers, Read More >>