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Golfers Save Man on Golf Course

Posted by cocreator on September 11, 2009
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The “what ifs” went in favor of Dave Treleven last week.

Treleven, of Mount Pleasant, had a heart attack while playing at Ives Grove Golf Links on September 2nd.

Golfers Mike Morse, Bill Pucci and Sue Fink responded quickly in starting cardiopulmonary resuscitation, calling 911 and sending someone to the clubhouse to get the defibrillator which Pucci then used to shock Treleven.

By the time rescue workers arrived, Treleven was breathing and responding to questions.

He was taken to the hospital and underwent a triple bypass operation – and went home one week later.

On Wednesday, he was mulling the what-ifs – what if they had been playing a different nine and were far from the clubhouse?

Yes, and what if he had not had the good fortune to be playing near people who didn’t hesitate to help out.

Treleven said he was thankful for that. “I can’t say enough about people who are willing just to step in,” he said.

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Father & Staff Save Man on Driving Range

Posted by cocreator on May 02, 2009
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We will be reporting on lives saved around the world since our first documented life saved here in Singapore.

A man who collapsed on the Washington National Golf Course driving range In Auburn was saved by a staff member who grabbed a defibrillator and the man’s father who administered CPR.

The man started breathing after the automatic external defibrillator delivered one shock.

A Mountain View Fire and Rescue provided additional care until King County Medic One transported him to a hospital.

“Mountain View Fire and Rescue would like to thank the friends and family, Washington National Golf Course, including Rolly Leonard and King County Medic One with their help today with this event, and hopes for a speedy recovery for the man,” department spokesman Tim Perciful said in a statement.

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