Savannah Firefighter performs CPR for 30 minutes, saves woman

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Savannah Fire Rescue Firefighter Trevor Jaha is being called a hero after he saved a woman on a flight by performing CPR for 30 minutes.

Jaha was on a Los Angeles flight when a woman, named Chelsea, suffered Sudden Cardiac Death and had no pulse. He performed CPR for 30 minutes and, after a fifth AED shock, a faint pulse was detected.

“She is my sister, and he saved her,” said Josh H., Chelsea’s brother. "I can’t thank him enough and I just wanted to make people aware, he’s a hero.”

After a hospital stay, Chelsea showed no signs of brain damage and regained the ability to walk and talk.

“She is my sister, and he saved her. I can’t thank him enough and I just wanted to make people aware, he’s a hero.”...
Posted by Savannah Fire Department on Wednesday, October 9, 2019