“I look at the data every day where I work, and just recently a friend of mine had three heart attacks in one day,” said Nicole Brown, co-chair of the GRFW Circle of Red. He passed away in ,” he said. This is personal. ”

Nicole Brown is this year’s Circle of Red co-chair for the upcoming Go Red for Women Luncheon.

Nicole Brown said, “I have to come here to talk to people about advocating for heart health and stop looking at us like we don’t matter.” “Hmm,” he said.

According to the American Heart Association, a shocking 90% of people who go into cardiac arrest outside of a hospital do not survive. However, if CPR is performed immediately, the chances of survival are doubled or tripled.

Nicole Brown says, “We receive CPR to save lives less than 50 percent of the time, because bystanders don’t think it’s safe to give CPR to us. Because I’m a woman. And it’s not because people won’t do it.” I don’t want to touch women because they are made of that material. ”

Nicole said she plans to continue advocating and raising awareness.

Nicole Brown: “I want to advocate for people to not be afraid to learn CPR and become champions who can save not just one life, but multiple lives.” You go to the mall. you go to work

The American Heart Association says it’s essential to educate and empower women to put themselves and their hearts first.

Nicole Brown says, “This is our time.” He wants women to say, “I’m going to book today.” ”

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