Matthew learned CPR at work. When he saw two commuters unresponsive, he knew what to do. @American_Heart
Matthew learned CPR at work. When he saw two commuters unresponsive, he knew what to do.  @American_Heart
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
When Matthew caught up to the car blocking traffic on his way to work, both the driver and passenger were unresponsive. Matthew pushed hard and fast in the center of the driver’s chest until he gasped for breath, then turned his attention to the passenger until paramedics arrived.
Matthew is a member of the inaugural Nation of Lifesavers Class, sharing his story to help more people feel ready to act in a cardiac emergency.
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Matthew learned CPR at work. When he saw two commuters unresponsive, he knew what to do.

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