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Originally posted by logco: ↑

No need to be nasty when run dry of arguments all those defibs have become much cheaper and can save lives.
I was not at our head office meeting but a guy in his 50s slumped on to the table ,now I don't know if a defib would have saved his life but if one was there it may have saved his life the instructions are simple to follow and the people there would have done all they could.

Well don't get one you might not be up to saving someones life one day.I can remember the furor when seat belts were made compulsory.
It is not all of a sudden people are having heart attacks every nine minutes, one person is hospitalized due to a heart attack in Australia.
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) includes a range of conditions that affect the heart and blood vessels. The most common and serious types of CVD include coronary heart disease, stroke and heart failure. CVD remains a major health problem in Australia, despite declining mortality and hospitalised rates.
29 Sept 2021

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Heart attacks rising in young people (jabbed) which you somehow justify. Sounds like you're all for jabbing kids Maggot.
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