From Grand Ledge, Mich.: A 14-year-old boy's sudden cardiac death at football practice led his family to advocate for automated external defibrillators in schools. Everson Guild was a student athlete who participated in multiple sports and activities. He suffered cardiac arrest during practice and unfortunately did not survive, despite the presence of AEDs and CPR-trained staff.
The school where the incident occurred had been designated a "My Heart Safe School" due to its AEDs and trained coaches. Everson's family has turned their loss into a mission to promote the importance of AEDs in schools. Further details about their efforts and Everson's story are available from the source.
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