Throughout the week, our ACC Team searches through emails and news articles looking for someone who deserves to be the Hero of the Week… Find out how you can nominate a Hero of the Week at the bottom of the page.
This week, we look at the story of a pre-med student who put his education to work by saving the life of his own father!
Lucas Weme, from Minnesota, had finished up his training in what is called Bystander CPR and was enjoying the day with his family. His father, Robert, came out to the porch to sit with the family when he collapsed to the floor. He had no pulse and began to turn blue – that’s when Lucas jumped into action. He said that he put his emotions aside and started to use CPR training.
Lucas’ dad came to, and the family called 911 so that the ambulance could take him to the hospital. Robert, who was a paramedic for 26 years, is now doing fine. And, he says that he couldn’t be more proud of his son Lucas for saving his life.
Learn more about this story as covered by local TV station KBJR 6.
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Kix’s Response:
Wow, how about that story? I’m sure Lucas will make a fine doctor one day!
Lucas Weme – you are our ACC Hero of the Week!
Nominate a Hero of the Week
Now, we want to know who has made a difference in your life. Nominate a local firefighter, police officer, EMT or someone who is serving our country in the military. It could even be a neighbor, family member or friend who lent a crucial helping hand. Let us know all about the person who you feel is a real life hero by emailing us here and please feel free to send us a picture!
