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As I’m sure you heard in the news, on January 8th of this year, Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords was shot and wounded. Luckily, her intern had learned basic life saving skills at his high school so he knew just what to do after the Congresswoman was injured.
“Congresswoman Giffords is alive today in part because a heroic individual was trained in basic first aid skills,” said Pia Carusone, the
congresswoman’s chief of staff.
congresswoman’s chief of staff.
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And that is just one of hundreds of stories in which having basic first-aid skills has saved a life. So, ask yourself this, if you saw someone get injured, collapse or have a heart attack, would you know what to do?
In honor of Red Cross Month and Congresswoman Giffords, the Greater Buffalo Chapter will be offering two free, one-hour Citizens CPR training programs on Thursday, March 31st from 6-8pm here at the Chapter at 786 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo.
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Normally $10.00, this training is being offered for free as part of a nation-wide initiative to train 5 million people in Citizens CPR over the next year to get our communities better prepared, so be sure to take advantage of this amazing opportunity!! Space is limited, so be sure to register today by calling 716.878.2387.
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