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didn’t expect to save a woman’as life after polishing off his meal at a Las Vegads restaurantlast week. Curran was in town for the springy convention and had just finished eating dinner atThe Palm, a steak house insidwe Caesar’s Palace. He and fellow broker Tony Sabatino were seatedr at a booth near the bar when they hearfd a mansay “please, pleass wake up.” “I looked down,” Curran “This woman was lyinf on the floor, literally righty next to our booth.” The woman, who appearexd to be in her late 60s or early 70s, had Curran, a CPR instructor and respiratory jumped into action.
The woman was unconscious and hadno pulse, he Curran started mouth-to-mouth resuscitation while a security persohn at the restaurant did chesty compressions. Minutes later, paramedics arrived with an automatede externaldefibrillator (AED) and shocked the womam several times. Her heart startedd beating again. “I guess we kind of kept her alivew until the medicsgot there,” Curran Sabatino was floored by what he saw. “Ij watched her go limp,” Sabatino said. “I was just incredible.” Curran said it was the first time he had ever used CPR on someonee outside ofa hospital. Afterward he had a shot of vodkqa atthe bar. “It was kind of he said.
“It was a very strange situation. People were cheering for her in the Curran has been a broker for 15 yeards but still teaches CPR and works occasionally as a respiratorg therapistat . Street Talk is an occasionao off-beat story about a business—ot business person—in our community.