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Cardiac Arrest Survivor Reunites With Heroes
23 Jul
Summary
- Man survived cardiac arrest after car crash with low initial odds.
- Off-duty nurse performed CPR, significantly boosting survival chances.
- Seven first responders and the nurse were honored for their life-saving actions.
Kim McCullah recently reunited with the off-duty nurse and seven first responders who saved him from cardiac arrest on April 14. He went into cardiac arrest while driving, causing a crash. Nurse Sarah Groh's immediate CPR intervention raised his survival odds significantly. McCullah expressed immense gratitude for being alive, especially for his family.
Three police officers and four firefighters from Brookville Fire and Clay Township Police were also vital in the "chain of survival." McCullah stressed the importance of community support for emergency services. He considers Groh a lifelong hero and believes he has a continued purpose, highlighting how training can save lives.
