Franciscan Health nurse resuscitates man pulled from Lake Michigan

After a man was pulled from Lake Michigan Aug. 27, a nurse at Franciscan Health Michigan City (Ind.) resuscitated him, The News-Dispatch reports.

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Jennifer Freese, RN, said the only reason she was at the beach that day was because she is injured and can’t work.

Ms. Freese and her friend, who is a medical assistant, performed CPR on the 48-year-old man after he was pulled from the water by other beachgoers, a Michigan City Fire Department spokesperson said. The man was transferred to a South Bend, Ind., hospital in critical condition.

“I don’t feel like a hero,” Ms. Freese said. “I’ve been a nurse for 21 years. Doing CPR is like riding a bike. It’s second nature.”

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