Can we maybe hear what symptoms they were? So more than just this one person can be saved?

What were the symptoms?  Might save other people if they can read it

There is an app for that, iTriage, I have a copy. However, I am glad that the game was able to help.

There is an app for that, iTriage, I have a copy.

Lee ~ Seriously, iTriage is an app?

Yes iJack. I am on my iPad which doesn’t let me copy the link to it in the App Store, but here is the developer’s website.

http://www.itriagehealth.com/get-mobile

It is a class app, very well done.

It is a class app, very well done.

And you use it?  Are you a Doctor, or EMT, or something?

No I am not a doctor nor an EMT. Just a guy who isn’t afraid to give first aid and have had some training when I was Navy. I usually use the app for looking up symptoms, medication side effects and such; when there is a trauma you don’t have time to read the instructions.

There is an app for that, iTriage,

Thank you for the suggestion. I hadn’t heard about iTriage. I just downloaded it. Hope I never need it but I have it now.

Best of all it’s free.

Thanks again, you did your good deed of the day.

This is a great story.

iTriage is a terrific app, both conceptually and in execution. Great recommendation, Lee.

It is particularly useful for people with chronic or underlying conditions. Studies across age groups have shown that the more proactive such people are in managing their condition, and in triaging themselves to physician visits, the more likely they are to survive adverse events and extend their lives.

Having just tended a sick traveller on an international flight who had an underlying health issue a couple of days ago (something that happens more frequently than it should), I can vouch for the need for better education and proactive self management.

God is good!!!