Heart Attack
Sudden Cardiac Arrest Association Launches Austin and Lubbock Chapters
Published in Women's Health Law Weekly, January 27th, 2008
The Austin SCAA chapter is led by Connie Snell of Austin who is an SCA survivor and has been active in the Austin community, including participating annually at the city of Austin's "Keep the Beat Alive" event which recognizes citizens and emergency workers who have been involved in saving victims of sudden cardiac arrest. Connie was also a strong public advocate for the state legislation that was enacted to require automated external defibrillators...
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