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On Feb. 13, truck driver David Wood was outside at a Candia rest stop where April worked when he suffered a heart attack. Surveillance cameras captured the harrowing moment the 29-year-old collapsed onto the snowy ground. David lay there for eight minutes before another truck driver found him and called 911.

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April wasted no time when a drive-thru customer told Dunkin’ employees what happened. In college, she’d been required to take CPR training, so she ran outside and immediately used her knowledge to save David’s life.

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Doctors later said that if she hadn’t performed CPR, David, a father of three, likely wouldn’t have survived. They added that the cold snow helped prevent a brain injury as well. April stayed strong until finally, she heard someone yell that David had a pulse. That’s when she broke down and cried, shaken by the terrifying sequence of events.

“I don’t know what I would have done if I didn’t take a CPR class,” April said.

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David was taken to a hospital but is expected to be released soon thanks to the woman who reacted so bravely. Despite her lifesaving efforts, April insists she’s not a hero. But others, including David’s mother Felicia Bertram, disagree. “Even the doctors said, if she had not done that, he would not be with us,” Felicia said.

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Others who heard the story chimed in with their praise. One person wrote, “Right person, in the right place, at just the right time! Saved a life, you’ll always be considered a hero!”

“Amazing! Of course you’re a hero by any definition of the word,” another added.

April may not think much of how she handled that situation, but to David, she’s a guardian angel. Learn more about how April brought David back to life in the video below, and share!

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