Teen golf course worker saves man's life with CPR he learned in school
- Gabe Castro, a sophomore at Perry High School, saved a man's life by performing CPR for 12 minutes after he collapsed at Lone Tree Golf Club, as reported by KNXV in Arizona.
- Gabe learned CPR in a sports medicine class, which covers life-saving skills, according to his teacher, Allison Romero.
- The man he saved is now recovering and expressed gratitude for Gabe's swift actions, describing him as a hero.
- Gabe insists he was just doing what anyone should do in a similar situation, demonstrating his selflessness and training.
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Teen golf course worker saves man's life with CPR he learned in school
By Cameron Polom Click here for updates on this story Arizona (KNXV) — When a man collapsed at the golf course where he worked, Perry High School sophomore Gabe Castro didn’t hesitate—he took action. With no AED nearby, Gabe performed life-saving CPR for 12 straight minutes, keeping the man alive until help arrived. The man survived and is now recovering, grateful for the 16-year-old who went way beyond his job responsibilities that day. He …
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A typical work shift at the Broadway AutoZone for 17-year-old Livia Goforth quickly turned into a matter of life or death.Goforth has been employed at AutoZone for two months. Her job mainly consists of changing headlights, brake lights, windshield wipers, checking battery and engine lights, and assisting customers with choosing the correct auto parts for their vehicle.It was the early evening of Feb. 27 when Goforth said she was outside with a …
Arizona teen saves man's life by performing CPR
CHANDLER, Ariz. (CNN, KYMA/KECY) - An Arizona teen working at a golf course suddenly found himself being tested. A man collapsed and the teen performed CPR until help arrived. The teen knew what to do after learning the technique in school only one month earlier. When Gabe Castro arrives for work at Lone Tree Golf Club, his duties include stocking driving range balls, wiping down golf clubs and prepping carts, but his recent actions inside the c…
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"Out of the corner of my eye, I saw the gentleman fall off the stage and land on his face," Robyne Gold said. She did compressions for 7 minutes, shocked him with the defibrillator, and they started to see signs of life.
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