22/07/2026
Usually Keep Living Campaign Is About Helping People Who Are Struggling To Live, Due To Mental And Emotional, Maybe Spiritual Reasons,... The Invisible, That Usually Simply Words Of Encouragement And Prayers Can Help... Because I'm on budget and I don't have much physical symptoms life saving experience... However, I remembered I've things from maybe CPR, which I did at work (stayed, never was required to actually try it on somebody who needed it, it never came up, at my work nor elsewhere)... And that was, the value of using a defibrillator... If like somebody idk is going into cardiac arrest... There's ever now and then one of these big machines hooked up for saving people from heart attacks or something like that, in public places, they look kind of like the size of an old pay phone, in a box, maybe with glass on it, they're in a box, and they're like yellow and green somewhere, You would know I've when You see one,... They're the sort of thing, that like the nurses use when your heart stops beating, and it has electricity, and it shocks your heart back into some hopefully healthy run, and it saves your life if you're the one whose heart stopped beating,...
Anyways,... I was browsing the news, like I vowed to The Lord Jesus Christ (I think) that if He Fixed my cellphone, I would, that I would read or look at the news twice per week... Trying to make good on it when I can and remember... And I saw this story, of a mini defibrillator that's almost the size of a cellphone, so I thought I'd share... I wasn't thinking to share it on Here, originally,... But when I went to quickly share on Facebook, This Page Was Already Open,... And I Thought, "How Fitting, To Have An Article About Life Saving Technology, On A Page Designed To Help People To Keep Living,.... What An Excellent Opportunity❣️"
A new defibrillator - the same size as a mobile phone - has been launched by Hato Hone St John which says it will make life-saving treatment more accessible.
