In a dark office in the basement, three geek researchers are concentrating on their computers… The hour seems serious, there is “mayhem”. It is in this atmosphere that Kev Adams arrives, coffee in hand. Suddenly, the boss has a heart attack, his colleague rushes on him to practice first aid… and the actor finds himself alone to manage the “procedure” in progress. The E116! Obviously a novice in the matter, the comedian presses any key and triggers… the alarm. On a background of flashing red lights, Kev Adams finds himself pinned to the desk and embarked manu militari by a team of vigils. The video ends with a Happy End, because the chef breathes! Then comes a voice announcement on the need to learn first aid gestures. A web series signed by Macif insurance in which the actor willingly participated, who himself found himself in such a situation, as he underlines in a comment on his account: “Not long ago, a member of my family had a sudden heart problem and I didn’t know what to do. I felt helpless.”
In France, every year, 50,000 people die of cardiac arrest
It can happen to anyone, at any time, to find themselves in this situation. Many accidents happen that could be avoided with life-saving gestures.
I am happy to join forces with @macifassurances to make you aware of these actions. The reaction time is decisive in increasing the victims’ chances of survival and reducing the severity of the after-effects while waiting for help to arrive.
Do the training so you can help others if one day a situation like mine comes your way! I count on you ! Love.”
An awareness campaign in several parts, as well as demonstration videos allowing everyone to know how to practice PLS, cardiac massage, use a defibrillator and to have the reflex of emergency numbers… Learning the gestures of first aid saves lives. Remember that in France, each year, 50,000 people die from cardiac arrest. However, it is not necessarily fatal: practicing cardiac massage saves 4 out of 5 victims. Like David Ginola, victim of cardiac arrest in May 2016. While participating in a football game with a few friends, including Mr. Pokora, the former player was struck down by an attack. And without the intervention of his teammates, he would never have survived. However, only 40% of the French population is trained in GQS. Educate yourself, you can save lives!
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