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05/30/2026

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A night in Dallas turned into a life-or-death moment — and one person stepped forward.

Emma Dilley, a student at Dallas Baptist University, came across an unconscious man in the Oak Lawn area.

There was no time to hesitate.

Even though she had never performed CPR on a real person before, she relied on what she had learned years earlier in school.

She started chest compressions.

Staying focused, she continued until first responders arrived and took over medical care.

In situations like this, every second matters. Immediate CPR can help maintain blood flow and increase the chances of survival until professional help arrives.

What stood out wasn’t just the action — it was the decision to act despite uncertainty.

Training learned in a classroom… used in a moment that mattered.

Source: FOX 4 Dallas
Disclaimer: This summary is based on available reports and may be updated as more details emerge

05/20/2026

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05/08/2026

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EMT instructor Karl Arps’s CPR lesson quickly got real when he lost consciousness.

Students took turns doing chest compressions and called 911. By the time paramedics arrived, Arps had regained a pulse. https://wapo.st/4umUhGa

04/16/2026

One thing that we pride ourselves on is providing the best training by the most experienced instructors.

As many people know, all of our instructors still work in their respective fields.

We are proud to report, in the past month, our dedicated instructors have experienced three successful CPR Saves in the field.

Let our instructors train you, and your organization, with experience that matters!

Call today to schedule a lifesaving class.
844-LRN-CPR1.

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04/01/2026

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03/24/2026

Two young athletes were revived on the court after suffering cardiac arrest in January, reigniting heart-related concerns.

02/24/2026

Very sad day for the NJ EMS community and the instructor community.

We lost an amazing person last night!

You fought an amazing battle my friend. We’re gonna miss seeing you in class.

💔🚑💔

02/06/2026

01/24/2026

As much of the nation braces for a severe snow and ice storm, and extreme cold temperatures, we remind you to take the following precautions.

1. Have enough food/supplies for 48 hours.
2. Check on seniors.
3. Keep all house vents clear of snow.
4. Check all smoke/CO detectors.
5. Have battery operated flashlights ready.
6. Have cellphones fully charged.
7. Make sure your house address remains visible.
8. Keep walkways clear.
9. Clear fire hydrants from accumlatung snow.
10. Clear car exhaust pipes before warming vehicles.
11. Keep all portable heaters free of flammable materials.
12. Utilize generators in well-ventilated areas.
13. Stay off of the roads. Allow emergency workers and utility crews to do their jobs.
14. Continue to monitor local weather media.
15. Remove ice accumulation from wheelwells of vehicles.
15. Bring pets inside.
16. Exercise care when shoveling.
17. Clear snow from vehicles before driving.
18. Only call 911 for true life-threatening emergencies.

Please be safe everyone!

01/23/2026

Thank you to our friends at Fyzical Therapy and Balance Centers for hosting a successful CPR class for their staff.

Everybody did a great job tonight. Call today to schedule a class at your location.

Toll Free: 1-844-LRN-CPR1.