What to do when a cardiac arrest strikes

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Shocktober is Hato Hone St John's annual campaign offering free CPR training to kiwi's all across the country, and it could help you save someone you love. In this episode, Toni hears the story of Casie Blakelock who had a cardiac arrest when she was just 36 years old, and how the actions of her 17 year old daughter saved her life. She also hears from Lianne Pepperell and Sarah Maessen from Hato Hone St John about why the skills taught through Shocktober are so important, especially for women. This episode is brought to you by Hato Hone St JohnSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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