A team of urban lifesavers rescued Jason Cripps
View Jason's story on the following link: Jason Cripps story of survival
Jason Cripps recently shared his amazing story of survival from a sudden cardiac arrest in a Nine News presentation by Jo Hall. Jason's life was saved, while he was out for a jog in Perth in June 2015, by a team of colleagues and bystanders. The team of urban lifesavers that revived him allowed him to return home to his wife and children. Defib First welcomes and thanks the support of Jason and his family and Jo Hall for getting behind this important cause and encouraging people in our community to become #urbanlifesavers.
To support our Urban Lifesavers, as a community we need to make AEDs as common place as fire extinguishers and smoke alarms. More importantly, we need to give bystanders the confidence to use them. Ordinary people can take extraordinary action to save a life. Know how to use an #AED and send someone home totheir family.
