Pilcher’s Pulse LLC

Pilcher’s Pulse LLC Traveling American Heart Association (AHA) CPR Instructor
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Set up to teach a CPR class this morning in Richland! Even with PA school keeping me busy, I love getting the chance to ...
09/20/2025

Set up to teach a CPR class this morning in Richland! Even with PA school keeping me busy, I love getting the chance to teach these classes. ❤️

Message me to get a class scheduled!

09/20/2025

What triggers your AFib? Knowing what causes it to flare up can help you avoid an episode of atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat that increases stroke risk.

HCA Healthcare Foundation is the national sponsor of Getting to the Heart of Stroke™.

09/06/2025

🚨 Emergencies can happen at anytime...and we want you to be prepared. Watch our FREE Hands-only CPR video and share with your friends and family members. Video link: http://spr.ly/6187ADQD1

Ready to take it to the next level? Find a CPR course near you: http://spr.ly/6180ADQDy

09/02/2025

If someone in your community had a heart attack or stroke, would you be ready to help? With CPR, an AED, or the knowledge to act fast, you could save a life.

Right now, you can help protect hearts in your community by donating to support life-saving research, education, and care that helps every heartbeat.

Be the Heart Hero your community needs! 🦸‍♀️

Click spr.ly/6008N4ma0 to give now.❤️

06/19/2025

Wherever 9-year-old Adeline goes, her AED is probably with her.

She was born with a long QT syndrome, a condition that could cause her heart to malfunction at any moment. The automated external defibrillator could save her life.

Adeline's parents, Alessandra and Aaron Dinin, learned about the heart problem on the day Adeline was born. A week later, she had surgery. Adeline has lived a mostly ordinary life, except for the AED, and her mission to raise awareness on social media.

Adeline enjoys creating content for her more than 4,000 followers at http://spr.ly/61894MY71. In one video post, she dances near an AED with the caption, "Wait, do you know where an AED is?"

"I love making the dance videos," Adeline said.

"It's to increase awareness about long QT syndrome, to get people thinking about AEDs and notice them, and to encourage people to get CPR trained," Alessandra said. "We've been contacted by people from all over the world and we try to help as best as we can."

Adeline doesn't know if her social media posts have directly led to any lives being saved. But she does know that her heart condition made a difference in one life – her dad's.

"Aaron had this condition all along, and he hadn't been treated," Alessandra said. "Adeline was essentially her dad's guardian angel."

Aaron and Adeline's devices and medicines give the family peace of mind. Every day, the Dinins are grateful for Adeline's team.

"If she hadn't been diagnosed right away, we could have found her one day in her crib not breathing," Alessandra said. "We were so fortunate she got diagnosed on day one of her life so we have the infrastructure in place to keep her safe."

06/19/2025

🌍 World Sickle Cell Day – June 19th 🩸

Donate blood today to honor and support those living with sickle cell disease. Your donation helps save lives and brings hope to patients who rely on regular transfusions.

🎗️ All donors—at our centers and mobile drives—will receive a red ribbon lapel pin to show support and raise awareness for the sickle cell community.

Be a hero. Give blood. Make a difference today. ❤️


06/17/2025

On stage with her dance studio team, Noelle felt a little off. Her balance was wonky. She felt disassociated with her body. She focused on getting the next move right.

The choreography called for the dancers to drop to the stage and lie down. When the other dancers got up, Noelle didn't. The audience assumed it was part of the dance, until a dancer cried out: "Stop the music!"
Noelle’s heart had stopped. She was in cardiac arrest at age 17.

One audience member started performing CPR while another ran to get the automated external defibrillator. It took two shocks from the AED to get her heart beating.

At the hospital, tests revealed Noelle has long QT syndrome, a rare disorder of the heart's electrical system that can cause an irregular heartbeat, along with life-threatening complications like sudden cardiac arrest. She’d had it since birth.

Noelle got an implantable cardioverter defibrillator, or ICD, to monitor her heart and correct irregular rhythms. She also started taking medication to help control her heartbeat. Her doctor worked with her to find a safe game plan to keep dancing.

"I knew I wanted dance to be in my life forever and I didn't want this to get in the way," she said.

Noelle worked her way back slowly, and was able to join her team for the last performance of her senior year.

Now she’s a full-time performer and teacher, currently in Japan, introducing kids to dance and hoping she inspires and empowers them to develop their own relationship with dance.

"Dance helped me keep going through the hardest time in my life," Noelle said. "It's a dream to be able to share it with others."

06/09/2025

Every year, over 350,000 cardiac arrests happen outside of a hospital, with most happening at home. Be ready to save a life!

Take 90 seconds now to learn Hands-Only CPR 👉 http://spr.ly/6180NCsDy

06/06/2025

Today is World Transplant Day, and we're here to tell you that 𝐚 𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐥𝐞 "𝐲𝐞𝐬" 𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐞 𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐲𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠.

Every year, organ, eye, and tissue transplants save and transform tens of thousands of lives—giving people a second chance to dance, to dream, to grow, and to love.

Today, we celebrate the incredible strength of transplant recipients, honor the selfless generosity of donors and their families, and recognize the life-saving work of healthcare heroes who make these miracles possible.

Take a moment today to learn more, register as a donor, and help spread the gift of life. https://www.donatelifenw.org/content/register-now

💓 CPR + AED Awareness Week 💓Cardiac arrest can happen anytime and anywhere, but 70% of the time, it happens at home. Tha...
06/05/2025

💓 CPR + AED Awareness Week 💓

Cardiac arrest can happen anytime and anywhere, but 70% of the time, it happens at home. That means the life you save could be someone you love. As a CPR instructor, I’m here to remind you: CPR saves lives.
Be ready. Be the difference. Be a lifesaver. 🫀

06/05/2025

A severe asthma attack during a cross-country race sent seventh-grader Memphis into cardiac arrest. Bystander CPR and an AED saved him.

Because everyone acted quickly when Memphis collapsed, doctors felt confident he wouldn't have any physical or mental deficits. Two weeks after his cardiac arrest, doctors cleared Memphis to resume all activities. A week later, he joined his teammates for the final race of the season – back at the same city park where his heart stopped.

Memphis' parents, Erin and Justin, have been spreading the word about learning CPR, and many of their friends and family have now been trained.

"This is what my life's work is going to be now," Erin said. "It's not just about learning CPR, but also about responding immediately. Don't wait for someone else to do it. It might be too late."

Find a CPR class at http://spr.ly/618246xjO.

🚑 CPR & AED Classes🚑Join me for Basic Life Support training certified by the American Heart Association. Learn essential...
05/06/2025

🚑 CPR & AED Classes🚑

Join me for Basic Life Support training certified by the American Heart Association. Learn essential CPR and AED skills.

Contact me for scheduling! 601-951-5540 😊

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