AED-ecision Making Time In Congress!

I am incredibly proud of my AED play on words here and I dare you to disagree. That said, I found some VERY exciting legislative news that relates to Lise’s […]

Disaster Action Team Responses

June 18, 2009 a family had a fire in their side of a duplex, in Sherwood. The Red Cross volunteers met with the family, and assisted the one adult and […]

Step Up to the Plate and Donate!

Before fireworks, barbeques, and beers, help save some lives this 4th of July by donating blood or platelets. Apple pie, baseball, and helping to save lives…how patriotic! What: Celebrate Freedom […]

ReStarting DC With An AED

Did you know? Sudden cardiac arrest happens every 2 minutes in the US. That’s 700+ times a day and 300,000 times a year. Nationwide, the survival rate for out-of-hospital sudden […]

It’s A Pool Party!

Funny story — I was invited to a party a few weeks ago where the invite mentioned, “games, pool, hot tub.” Immediately, my mind went to a home pool where […]

America Abroad: Interrogating Torture

Did any of you catch the episode of America Abroad that aired Tuesday night on OPB Radio? The topic was “Interrogating Torture” and the first segment focused primarily on the […]

Disaster Action Team Responses

On June 11, a family in Willamina had a fire in their apartment. The family needed a place to stay and clothing. When the Yamhill American Red Cross volunteers arrived […]

Just $10 To Save A Life

There is nothing scarier than the death of a teen athlete. Someone young and fit suddenly collapses and — POW! — reality hits home. Cardiac emergencies really can happen to […]

Prepare-aphernalia: Pocket Posh Game Books

If you listened to the first episode of Ready Radio, you know that we talked about how to stay entertained while you shelter in place. While we mostly focused on […]