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Quick Thinking Wife Rescues Husband Using CPR Learned at Local Event

KTSM••Jocelyn Flores
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During a recent free event in Doña Ana County, Christine Telles utilized CPR skills she acquired to save her husband, Sal Telles, who is 73 years old and has ongoing medical issues. The couple was attending a 'Save a Life' training session when Sal experienced a medical emergency. Christine's prompt action was crucial in stabilizing him until emergency services arrived. This incident highlights the importance of community health education and the impact it can have on saving lives.

Key Details: • The event was a free, two-hour CPR training session in Doña Ana County. • Christine Telles is 72 years old, and her husband Sal is 73. • The training emphasized the importance of knowing CPR in emergencies.

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