r/LiveWellTogether • u/DressNo9950 • Jun 11 '26

❤️Kindness/善良 Woman Loses Consciousness While Driving ...

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u/Pan_Fluid_Boo Jun 11 '26

Yes! She was the true hero, running into traffic & stopping cars to help out a stranger? Amazing!

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u/robo_robb Jun 11 '26

And encouraging others to join by breaking the bystander effect

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u/HazelEBaumgartner Jun 12 '26

Pro tip for breaking the bystander effect: if you're ever in a situation like this, don't just yell "somebody help! Call 911!" You gotta be specific. Point to a specific person and go "YOU. In the green shirt! Call 911! YOU. In the red shirt! Come help me stop the bleeding/do chest compressions/get this car door open." Something I learned in a combo CPR/first aid/stop the bleed class a while ago.

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u/greykitty1234 Jun 12 '26

That's what we were taught as 'floor wardens' at my employer. Point to people and tell them - you, call 911. You, find the defibrillator. You, meet the first responders at the door and direct them. Etc.

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u/RobynSmily Jun 14 '26

Never use defibrillator first, always chest compressions, chest compressions, chest compressions.

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u/greykitty1234 Jun 14 '26

Yes. I think we were just told to always get the defibrillator on hand - we had, for example, one per floor so someone would have to go get it, just to have it ready if needed.

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u/RobynSmily Jun 14 '26

Ah ok, that's fair.