Bonhoeffer, and our internet

Just a little something from a post I occasionally get:  It's a quote from Bonhoeffer, and it applies, often, to things found on the internet.  Take a look (it's not all that long,) and see if you find anything you might use.  Bonhoeffer was 39 when he was killed by Hitler.  Read the quote, and you will know why.

 https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10213786622046825&set=a.3360340894385&__cft__[0]=AZXlyQU88J3naZ-VvxVNS4r018yeBCJypoHxfki3pTw50_RhdmDsycuB7x5oSmzXlo8LrmzakWFr-SytWgTvP3vYt27tKVq-D2CPVS4EXJlng-09t2q4F6VGpCJjWjQXWtDRgKHGIVvcrwqAHSUH7hB6ZwJGVzOZIvVFGE6-ngnkaJdnsmkiJ3e-gmSI2RdgqEAwqg6gi-g5YqqCodSpBv-i&__tn__=EH-y-R

Internet Info (and military training) Can Be Useful

CPR, Anyone?

  

Now I don't know if you have to have a subscription to the internet’s Medscape (free, of course), but the reference below is to an article about CPR (Cardio-pulmonary Resuscitation) and relative survival rates using two types of CPR.  We in the military were taught compression with ventilation, the best type according to the article.  Guess all I'm saying here, is if one is to get into trouble and need help, one would be well advised to have one's problem somewhere where there are military personnel, active duty, reserve, or national guard members, or retirees, around.  Some military training subjects can be useful to anyone, and, in the case of first aid training, it is something many may never have had the chance to learn.  Glad I had the opportunity (might not have had it if the draft and the Vietnam war hadn't been in effect when I was an appropriate age, though.)

https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/911248?nlid=129194_381&src=WNL_mdplsnews_190405_mscpedit_wir&uac=154343EK&spon=17&impID=1928898&faf=1