Camionista salvo in A1, cuore fermo, ma poi riprende grazie allo scatto.
Monica Cerofolini, a 30-year-old nurse and volunteer at the Croce Bianca for three years, shares her personal experience after her father’s death from a heart attack. She talks about how this loss affected her confidence in her abilities as a nurse. Joining the Croce Bianca helped her overcome her fear. Another volunteer, Andrea Geppetti, became motivated to join after hearing about a child choking on the news. Realizing he wouldn’t know what to do in that situation, he decided to become a volunteer. Monica, Andrea, and Iliana Cioban recently saved the life of a 60-year-old truck driver experiencing chest pains. They provided CPR and used a defibrillator until the patient stabilized. The ambulance arrived after 15 minutes and transported the patient to the hospital. Monica sees this experience as closing a circle, as it helped restore her confidence. Andrea, Monica, and Iliana will always remember this event and continue their work as volunteers, emphasizing the importance of organizations like the Croce Bianca and the need for trained individuals in emergencies.
Camionista salvato in A1 tre volte, “Il cuore non ripartiva, poi lo scatto”
Arezzo Camionista salvo in A1, cuore fermo, ma poi riprende grazie allo scatto. GN