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Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) is a life-saving technique used in emergencies when someone's heartbeat or breathing has stopped. It involves chest compressions and rescue breaths to maintain circulation and oxygen flow to vital organs until professional help arrives. Key steps include checking responsiveness, calling emergency services, performing chest compressions at a rate of 100-120 per minute and a depth of 2 inches for adults, and using an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) if available. Immediate CPR can double or triple survival chances.

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Damar Hamlin cleared to play in NFL

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From 1 vaccine victim to another.

Stupid is as stupid does.

Im so fucking close to saying fuck ‘em. They thought nothing of berating and attacking the people smart enough to know something wasn’t right and didn’t get the poison injection.

And now they want our sympathy. I say fuck ‘em.

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i don’t understand why people feel entitled to see what happened or share their opinion on the matter. when damar hamlin went into cardiac arrest and nearly died on national tv the video did not circulate or “trend” have some fucking respect please

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revolttv #BuffaloBills safety #DamarHamlin was moved to tears at last night's annual #ESPYs Awards as he presented the Pat Tillman Award for Service to the Buffalo Bills training staff, the team that saved his life earlier this year.

If you recall, Hamlin suffered from cardiac arrest during the team's game against the #CincinnatiBengals on January 2. The 25-year-old (then 24) was hospitalized for more than a week as he recovered; he has since been cleared to return to practice since May of this year.

SWIPE 👈🏾 to see the beautiful video package put together honoring the staff as well as the emotional moment when Hamlin presented them their much-deserved award.

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The Espys always celebrate the best of sports in the past year. But it’s not without its emotional moments and this right here is not the exception

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I still feel bad about when damar hamlin had his cardiac arrest and everyone was posting about it and I thought people were talking about damar from ds9 I wanted to kms

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Damar Hamlin is slammed for reaction to Bills' win over Dolphins after Tua Tagovailoa suffered scary concussion following safety's hit

The Miami Dolphins quarterback took a huge hit at the end of the third quarter by Hamlin, who himself suffered a cardiac arrest on the field in January 2023.

Comments included:

'I am very happy that you have recovered. However, your post seems inconsiderate at this time'

'I realize Tua did not slide as recommended and caused the significant impact with you. IMO it’s more appropriate to give thoughts to Tua and his family for his health and recovery.'

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Damar Hamlin's #3forHeart CPR Challenge: Turning Bystanders into Lifesavers

Damar Hamlin's #3forHeart CPR Challenge: Turning Bystanders into Lifesavers

Cardiac arrest survivor Damar Hamlin, wearing jersey No. 3 for the Buffalo Bills, has embarked on a mission to empower individuals with lifesaving skills through the #3forHeart CPR Challenge. Following his own harrowing experience of cardiac arrest during an NFL game, Hamlin is urging everyone to take three simple steps to become lifesavers.

Step 1: Learn Hands-Only CPR Hamlin encourages individuals to visit heart.org/3 and watch a 60-second video to learn Hands-Only CPR. This technique involves using only hands to perform chest compressions, eliminating the need for mouth-to-mouth breathing.

Step 2: Donate to the American Heart Association Support CPR education, training, and other lifesaving programs by donating to the American Heart Association. Your contribution can help fund initiatives that increase access to CPR training and automated external defibrillators (AEDs), ultimately saving more lives.

Step 3: Spread the Word on Social Media Join the #3forHeart CPR Challenge by posting on social media that you've taken the challenge and tagging three friends to encourage them to participate. By spreading awareness, you can inspire others to learn CPR and potentially save lives in their communities.

Hamlin's initiative comes at a crucial time, coinciding with American Heart Month in February. With the American Heart Association already focusing on CPR awareness, Hamlin's advocacy adds momentum to the campaign, emphasizing the importance of immediate CPR intervention in cardiac arrest situations.

Cardiac arrest is a life-threatening emergency that requires prompt action. By learning Hands-Only CPR and participating in the #3forHeart Challenge, individuals can play a crucial role in the chain of survival and increase the chances of survival for those experiencing cardiac arrest.

Hamlin's personal journey serves as a powerful reminder of the impact of CPR and the importance of community readiness in responding to cardiac emergencies. Together, we can turn bystanders into lifesavers and create safer communities for everyone.

Join Damar Hamlin's #3forHeart CPR Challenge today and help save lives one heartbeat at a time.

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SOURCE SPORTS: Damar Hamlin Gets New Tattoo on First Anniversary of Cardiac Arrest Incident

SOURCE SPORTS: Damar Hamlin Gets New Tattoo on First Anniversary of Cardiac Arrest Incident

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The US stories everyone was talking about in 2023

From Damar Hamlin to the Gilgo Beach arrest.

ByEmily Shapiro

December 31, 2023, 6:15 AM

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2023 Year in Review — Biggest news stories of the year 

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This year was full of first-of-its-kind stories that got Americans talking.

From Damar Hamlin's remarkable recovery to the captivating search for the missing Titanic submersible to the shocking arrest in the Gilgo Beach murders, here's a look back at the most talked about stories of 2023.

Damar Hamlin

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On Jan. 2, Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest and collapsed during a televised "Monday Night Football" game in Cincinnati.

The 24-year-old was quickly surrounded by medical personnel who performed CPR and restarted his heart on the field.

MORE: Damar Hamlin opens up about his 'remarkable' recovery in new interview

The NFL player was put on a ventilator and spent nine days in the hospital.

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The incident appeared to significantly raise awareness of lifesaving CPR. In the four days after Hamlin’s collapse, the American Heart Association said it saw a 620% increase in pageviews to its Hands-Only CPR content pages.

MORE: 'The Damar Effect' -- the nationwide backorder on a lifesaving machine and the 620% increase in CPR

And as Hamlin recovered, he became an advocate for bystander CPR training. At the end of January he partnered with the American Heart Association for the "Damar Hamlin 3 for Heart Challenge," to teach people how to perform hands-only CPR.

Nashville school shooting

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Three children -- all 9 years old -- and three adults were killed in a mass shooting at The Covenant School, a small, private Christian school in Nashville, Tennessee, on March 27.

The suspect, 28-year-old Audrey Hale -- armed with two assault-style rifles, a handgun and "significant ammunition” -- allegedly shot through a locked door on the side of the school to gain entry, according to police.

MORE: Nashville school shooting: What to know about the 6 victims

Hale was shot dead by authorities about 14 minutes after the initial 911 call came in, according to police.

Hale was a former student at The Covenant School. Journals and maps were found in Hale's vehicle and home revealed the attack was planned over a period of months and that "Hale considered the actions of other mass murderers,” police said, but a motive was never released.

Bud Light boycott

A sign disparaging Bud Light beer is seen along a country road, on April 21, 2023, in Arco, Idaho.

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A Bud Light product endorsement from Dylan Mulvaney, a transgender influencer, sparked backlash among many conservatives in April, inciting a boycott against Bud Light that hammered sales.

The consumer protest grew even larger after the initial response from the company was perceived as conciliatory by some LGBTQ advocates, prompting a wave of frustration on the left.

Enduring for months, the boycott imposed steep losses for the company’s U.S.-based business and triggered hundreds of layoffs.

Ultimately, Bud Light lost its spot as the nation’s most popular beer. Angry ex-customers helped propel the ascent of a rival: Modelo Especial.

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Wildfire smoke engulfs major cities

The Statue of Liberty is covered in haze and smoke caused by Canadian wildfires, in New York, June 6, 2023.

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Fumes from wildfires in Canada engulfed the skies over much of the East Coast in June, turning the air a hazy orange and prompting serious air quality alerts in over a dozen states.

On June 7, New York City recorded the worst air quality rating of any major city in the world, with the air quality index climbing over 400. AQI ranges from 0 to 500, and levels under 100 are generally considered safe.

The dangerous smoke delayed flights, closed schools and postponed MLB games.

The missing Titanic submersible

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A submersible carrying five people vanished while on a tour of the Titanic wreckage off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada, sparking a desperate, dayslong search that captivated the nation.

The 21-foot deep-sea vessel Titan, operated by OceanGate Expeditions, lost contact about an hour and 45 minutes after submerging on June 18 with a 96-hour oxygen supply. Among the five people onboard was OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush.

MORE: A timeline of the missing Titanic tourist submersible

On June 22, officials said they determined that the deep-sea vessel had imploded underwater, killing all five people on board.

The Coast Guard determined the Titan suffered a "catastrophic implosion." The Titan was found in pieces by a remotely operated vehicle on a smooth section of ocean floor more than 2 miles beneath the surface.

Gilgo Beach arrest

Police use cadaver dogs to search the thick brush near Gilgo Beach and Oak Beach, in New York, on April 5, 2011.

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On July 13, a 59-year-old New York City architect who lived with his wife and children on Long Island was arrested in the mysterious Gilgo Beach murders that had haunted New York for over a decade.

Rex Heuermann was charged with the murders of three sex workers, Melissa Barthelemy, Megan Waterman and Amber Costello, whose bodies were found on Long Island in 2010. He has pleaded not guilty.

MORE: Gilgo Beach murders: A timeline of the investigation

Heuermann’s DNA allegedly linked him to the crimes, prosecutors said.

Heuermann allegedly used a burner phone "to conduct thousands of searches related to sex workers, sadistic, torture-related pornography and child pornography," court records said.

Other searches were "related to active and known serial killers," and the disappearances of the Gilgo Beach victims. One search, according to court records, was, "Why hasn't the Long Island serial killer been caught."

Heuermann is also the prime suspect in the death of a fourth woman, Maureen Brainard-Barnes, who vanished in 2007, though he has not been charged in that case.

Maui wildfires

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A large portion of West Maui, Hawaii, was obliterated when wildfires ignited on Aug. 8, killing nearly 100 people.

Factors such as high winds, a landscape parched by drought and fire hydrants that ran dry exacerbated the quick spread of the wildfires and the inability of firefighters to put them out.

MORE: The emotional toll of clearing debris from the Maui wildfires 2 months later

Lahaina, the island’s historic district and the location of the former Kingdom of Hawaii, was at the center of the destruction. The town's historic banyan tree was singed in the blaze.

Displaced West Maui residents are still living in hotels elsewhere on the island -- in many instances adjacent to paying guests.

MORE: Environmental impacts of Maui wildfires will last for years to come, experts say

The environmental cleanup and rebuilding process on Maui will take years, experts told ABC News.

A battle over water rights is also brewing as Native Hawaiians fight to protect their ancestral lands.

Convicted murderer escapes from Pennsylvania prison

Danelo Cavalcante is taken into custody, on Sept. 13, 2023.

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On Aug. 31, convicted murderer Danelo Cavalcante escaped from a Pennsylvania prison, leading authorities on a massive two-week manhunt until he was captured.

Cavalcante broke out of the Chester County Prison just days after being sentenced to life without parole in the fatal stabbing of his ex-girlfriend.

MORE: Escaped murderer Danelo Cavalcante nabbed, and how a dog named Yoda helped collar him

Cavalcante escaped by first scaling a wall in an exercise yard to gain access to the roof, according to a criminal complaint obtained by ABC News. He then pushed his way through razor wire, ran across the prison roof, scaled more razor wire and jumped down to a less secure area to make his getaway, officials said.

Hundreds of officers joined the manhunt, during which Cavalcante was spotted multiple times.

Cavalcante allegedly stole a gun from a home while he was on the run.

MORE: Danelo Cavalcante, murderer who escaped Pennsylvania prison for weeks, facing a dozen new charges

On Sept. 13, Cavalcante was captured in South Coventry Township, about 30 miles from Chester County Prison.

Cavalcante is facing new charges in connection with the escape.

Maine mass shooting 

Police respond to an active shooter situation in Lewiston, Maine, on Oct. 25, 2023.

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Eighteen people were killed and 13 others were injured in a mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine, on Oct. 25. The shootings unfolded in two locations: a bowling alley where a children's league was taking place and a local bar.

In the wake of the massacre, grieving and shocked residents of Lewiston and neighboring towns were forced to shelter inside as authorities launched a massive manhunt for the suspect, Robert Card.

Card evaded capture for two days before he was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound on Oct. 27.

MORE: Alleged Maine gunman threatened he might 'snap' 6 days before shootings: Police records

Card, a 40-year-old Army Reservist who had no combat deployments, had a well-documented series of warning signs that his psychological state was on a sharp decline in the months leading up to the shootings.

His immediate family members raised concerns to police in May that Card had begun to exhibit paranoid delusions and claimed people were saying "derogatory" things about him while out in public and that he was growing increasingly "angry and paranoid" through the spring.

MORE: Alleged Maine mass shooter's brain being studied for CTE linked to military service

Card was institutionalized for two weeks in July for psychological treatment and evaluation during a stay at West Point in New York, after it became clear to his fellow soldiers that his mental state was deteriorating. He was released after 14 days. The Army said it then directed Card’s commander that he "should not have a weapon, handle ammunition, and not participate in live fire activity."

In mid-September, Card's training supervisor wrote a worried letter to local law enforcement requesting a welfare check on Card, who he refers to as one of his senior firearms instructors, noting that Card had been "hearing voices" and it had "only gotten worse."

ABC News’ Sasha Pezenik, Julia Jacobo and Max Zahn contributed to this report.

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[ad_1] Damar Hamlin's tackle of Adam Trautman was his first since he suffered cardiac arrest on the field last season. (AP Photo/Matt Durisko) (ASSOCIATED PRESS)Damar Hamlin played defense Monday night for the first time in a regular-season game since leaving a January game in an ambulance after suffering cardiac arrest on the field.The Buffalo Bills safety recorded his first tackle of the season after subbing in late in the fourth quarter of Buffalo's 24-22 loss to the Denver Broncos.Hamlin was activated Monday night for the second time this season. He made a prior appearance in Week 4 against the Miami Dolphins, but played strictly on special teams.With Buffalo leading 22-21 late in the fourth quarter Monday, Hamlin took the place of safety Cam Lewis, who left the game with an injury after tackling Broncos running back Samaje Perine. The nature of Lewis' injury wasn't immediately clear.It was a high-stakes situation with the Bills looking to halt a go-ahead Broncos drive in the final two minutes of the game. Three plays after entering the game, Hamlin made his first tackle.On first-and-10 from the Buffalo 45-yard line, Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson threw to tight end Adam Trautman near the right sideline. Hamlin was in coverage and dove to wrap Trautman up, stopping him for a 6-yard gain.The Broncos would go on to win the game with a late field goal. But Hamlin's return and tackle marked another significant step in his recovery after it wasn't clear if he would live, much less play football again after he collapsed on the field during a Jan. 3 game against the Cincinnati Bengals.Hamlin was resuscitated on the field and left the game in an ambulance for a Cincinnati hospital. With his condition at the time unclear, the NFL took the extraordinary step of suspending the late-season game between the AFC contenders.After his initial recovery, Hamlin was transported to a Buffalo hospital, where he continued to receive treatment. Nine days after his collapse on the field, he was released from the Buffalo hospital and cleared to continue his rehabilitation at home and under the care of the Bills.Prior to this season, he was cleared to return to football and made the Bills' 53-man roster in August. Now, 2 1/2 months later, he's seen his first defensive action and contact since last season's medical emergency. [ad_2] Source link

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