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By the time the rescue squad arrived, 13 minutes after they had been called, the girl was breathing and conscious, though confused. ’ \
The girl’s mother, who did not want the family’s name published, credits the teachers for saving her daughter’s life and says she’s thanfcfql for the extra trainingthat made their lifesaving possible. ‘TThey handled <he situation just wonderfully,” she said.'
MS. Nowakoski says that neither the school nor the state require CPR training, but she gets recertified every: year on her own time to fulfill the requirements set forth by thfc American College of Sports Medicine. ’ -
Mrs. Smith and her husband ([no relation to the principal) have long been volunteers with the Amissville Fire Department. . As for Mrs. Cannon, she still has the sweet, cheerful little girl in he)class. Extensive medical testing found no reason for the girl’s loss of consciousness. She appears to have sustained no brain damage from the episode.
Does Mrs. Cannon know CPR? “No,” she laughs nervously. “But 1 will soon. I’ve signed up for a clas$.”;
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