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Dr Guy Knickerbocker, known as the father of CPR, passed away yesterday. So many lives have been saved because of his work. Here he is with 2 of those lives- SCAA board members Jasmine Wylie and Fran Lesicko- at the @citizencprf summit in 2019. legacy.com/us/obituaries/rea…
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Navigating #survivorship is not easy but you're not alone. Call COPE at 1-855-267-3722 and we can connect you to a peer mentor, online communities, and other resources.
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📣📣📣 Last chance to participate in important research on the experience of caregivers & family members of those who experienced a SCA Complete the survey by January 3rd for a chance to win a gift card & more importantly, to contribute to research that will help others
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Supporting research that leads to developing better resources and supports for family and caregivers is so important, such as this survey by @sacagarw and team at Columbia. More info on how to participate can be found here: bit.ly/2YOehbD
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Are you a survivor of SCA looking for support? Call COPE at 1-855-267-3722 and we can connect you to a peer mentor, online communities, and other resources. #Survivorship
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Happy holidays from SCAA! If you haven't seen our holiday newsletter, you can find it here: bit.ly/31Jfsdp
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Are you a co-survivor, #caregiver, or close family member of someone who experienced a #cardiacarrest (both survivors and non survivors)? Please consider participating in this important research! #survivorship
Replying to @SCAA
Supporting research that leads to developing better resources and supports for family and caregivers is so important, such as this survey by @sacagarw and team at Columbia. More info on how to participate can be found here: bit.ly/2YOehbD
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Sudden Cardiac Arrest Association (SCAA) retweeted
#CCPRFSummit2021 prom photo with co-survivor @LGlaucomflecken 💖 Photo credit: @DGlaucomflecken – at San Diego, CA
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SCAA board member, survivor, and community leader Jasmine Wylie is at #CCPRFSummit2021 this week
Coffee. Joules. Award. 💁🏻‍♀️ Proud to be amongst the 40 under 40 class of 2021 at #CCPRFsummit2021
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Check out our latest newsletter featuring a new “army of crusaders,” a new fundraising program, expanded social media outreach, #CCPRFSummit2021, and more: bit.ly/31Jfsdp
Hear directly from Sudden Cardiac Arrest survivors, including Jasmine, at the Cardiac Arrest Survival Summit and get firsthand insight into how we can work together to improve SCA outcomes. #CCPRFSummit2021 Learn more: CitizenCPR.org
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If you're donating to a cause on this #GivingTuesday , please consider SCAA. Your donation allows us to continue our lifesaving mission. You can donate here: bit.ly/3BcD2vc
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Wishing you a happy and healthy Thanksgiving! We are thankful for survivors, co-survivors and loved ones, rescuers, healthcare workers, researchers, advocates, and supporters of SCAA
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Are you a business owner interested in saving money + supporting SCAA? Check out Share the Credit- a way to use credit card fees to support your favorite non profit Thank you for supporting SCAA, so we can support those touched by SCA bit.ly/3xibXqf #SupportSCAA
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Sudden Cardiac Arrest Association (SCAA) retweeted
Hear from Sudden Cardiac Arrest survivors such as Jasmine at #CCPRFSummit2021 & get insight on how we can collaborate to improve SCA outcomes. The more we can share the latest resuscitation science & implementation, the more lives we can save. Learn more: spr.ly/6019JeCBX
Powerful writing about the experience of giving #CPR to a loved one. We need to do better. Supporting family, rescuers, #caregivers after SCA is part of #Survivorship and is part of our mission at SCAA. Thank you for writing this, @LGlaucomflecken ♥️
A piece I wrote for @JCardFail, detailing what happened to me after I woke up to @DGlaucomflecken dying in bed. “My husband had v-fib resulting in SCA. They explained what that meant and asked if I had any questions. ‘Yes. What do I tell our children?’” onlinejcf.com/article/S1071-…
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Supporting research that leads to developing better resources and supports for family and caregivers is so important, such as this survey by @sacagarw and team at Columbia. More info on how to participate can be found here: bit.ly/2YOehbD