Teen Saves Sister's Life with CPR Skills Learned in School

In a heartwarming turn of events in Dallas, Texas, 15-year-old Neveah Money used her CPR training to save her 16-year-old sister, Makayla, from cardiac arrest. Makayla suffered a seizure at home in April, and Neveah's quick response proved life-saving. "It just clicked," Neveah recalled, "I knew what I needed to do." Phil Kendzor, VP of workforce development at Baylor Scott & White Health, praised the Uplift Heights Health Care Institute's program for equipping students with such crucial skills. The family is overjoyed that Makayla survived, highlighting the vital role of CPR education in potentially life-threatening situations. This incident underscores the importance of CPR training and its real-world application.