Man suffers heart attack after I-81 fender bender

Good job, bystander! You saved this man's life. I hope he has a full and speedy recovery.

I agree with 'I feel your pain' great job! You gave this man many more years! You should be proud.

Are we 100% sure the "patient" survived? I hardly ever trust the Public Opinion to report timely and correct news...

However....... if he DID survive, then of course!! Great Job Bystander!!! And by the way, the only possible hospital for this patient, at this location, would have to be Chambersburg... what is up with not getting/giving some facts in news articles??

I Feel Your Pain wrote:

Good job, bystander! You saved this man's life. I hope he has a full and speedy recovery.

OK some facts the man did survive. It was Fayetteville EMS, West Shore EMS on the scene with the troopers I drove by it. NOT Chamberburg Emergency Services and they were doing CPR at the scene. Could the P.O. be a little more informative

NOT ACCURATE P O wrote:

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OK some facts the man did survive. It was Fayetteville EMS, West Shore EMS on the scene with the troopers I drove by it. NOT Chamberburg Emergency Services and they were doing CPR at the scene. Could the P.O. be a little more informative

If this paper didn't have somewhat of a lock on local advertising, it could go the way of the dodo, not unlike many of its larger brethern, but, sadly, when it comes to reporting or investigative journalism, we're stuck with the PO, RH, MH and EP...

Their Pants are on Fire wrote:

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If this paper didn't have somewhat of a lock on local advertising, it could go the way of the dodo, not unlike many of its larger brethern, but, sadly, when it comes to reporting or investigative journalism, we're stuck with the PO, RH, MH and EP...

Then don't 'effin' buy it. And stay off Topix. Besides, next month you'll have to subscribe to Topix.

I saw the aftermath of this and wondered what the heck was going on. Glad I know now and I'm glad everyone is alright.

Why does it matter if the person survived? Thanks should be given to the bystander for performing CPR. You can sometimes perform CPR and a person doesn't survive, but at least someone was willing to try. It is nice to know that there are other people willing to help others in their time of need!!!! Job well done!!!!