You’re looking at KYRedCross volunteer Jeff Backus, who survived two cardiac arrests because bystanders acted quickly and performed Hands-Only CPR. "I tell people to learn CPR, because the life you save may be mine,” he said. In 2014, Jeff was running in a park in Louisville, KY, when he went into cardiac arrest and collapsed. Thankfully, an ER nurse (pictured right) was running nearby and quickly reacted by giving him Hands-Only CPR for 20 minutes until EMS arrived. Her quick action saved Jeff’s life and gave him the opportunity to run a half-marathon just a year after his cardiac arrest. Then, five years later in 2019, Jeff suddenly collapsed again while running in the same park. This time, a group of high school boys stepped in to help. "They called 911, and the 911 operator talked them through giving me [Hands-Only] CPR until the EMTs could get there,” recalled Jeff. “That one was more serious. They said they shocked me 11 times in the ambulance and six times in the ER." Thes...