In 2020, Steve Sarkisian’s aorta nearly ruptured in a life-ending aneurysm. Emergency surgery left him with a 7-inch scar & pig valve. He had to learn to talk & walk again.
Bama & Nick Saban saved Sark’s career-and his life.
“He was a ticking time bomb.”
https://t.co/dOOwYU0CvE
In 2020, Steve Sarkisian’s aorta nearly ruptured in a life-ending aneurysm. Emergency surgery left him with a 7-inch scar & pig valve. He had to learn to talk & walk again.
Bama & Nick Saban saved Sark’s career-and his life.
“He was a ticking time bomb.”
https://t.co/dOOwYU0CvE
@mmartinezheart, Benjamin D. Levine, MD, @jonathankimmd, @eugenechung01 and @EMFried33 discuss the importance of a well-rehearsed action plan to prevent on-field sudden cardiac arrest, like the one followed after the collapse of NFL player Damar Hamlin https://t.co/zh34sj1L5s
@NJRedCross@AtlanticHealth Privileged to work with Steve who inspires so many of us, and grateful for his leadership and commitment to volunteerism with the American Red Cross that extends across the U.S. from NJ to Hawaii. #Maui@AtlanticHealth@RedCross
Our volunteer Steve Sarinelli has deployed for 3 weeks to #Maui as deputy director of the Red Cross disaster relief operation. Our thanks to @AtlanticHealth for their commitment to community service by supporting Steve's deployment to assist those affected by the wildfires.
Here's a heartwarming story that reminds us all that preparation and education go beyond the classroom and can have a real impact when it matters most. Survival from SCA depends on the quick actions of people nearby. Together, we can save more lives.
https://t.co/OJVjbfNMp2
In the face of sudden cardiac arrest, every moment counts! Recognizing the signs, acting swiftly, and knowing what to do can make all the difference between life and tragedy.
Let's be prepared, stay vigilant, and save lives together.
#CPR#SCAFoundation
https://t.co/QBr7WYqHoL
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Everything was going fine as Ian Azeredo plummeted toward the ground from 13K feet on July 4th, 2019.
Until it didn’t.
Read how this NJ man survived a horrific accident thanks to a dedicated medical team and a series of “small miracles.”
https://t.co/TrnnHw7IU3
NEW
Everything was going fine as Ian Azeredo plummeted toward the ground from 13K feet on July 4th, 2019.
Until it didn’t.
Read how this NJ man survived a horrific accident thanks to a dedicated medical team and a series of “small miracles.”
https://t.co/TrnnHw7IU3
Truly an honor to get to know Ian and his wife, Linda...a huge thank you to all the miracle workers at Morristown Medical Center who cared for him. Thanks Scott, for shining a light on Ian who truly is an inspiration. He's also funny, smart and just a great guy. Happy 4th all.