A Second Chance: Surviving Sudden Cardiac Death

What would you do if you had a second chance at life? Would you change anything? Would you make peace, forgive someone, make amends or celebrate life more? Ona a cold wintry January, Patrick W. Emmett was flying to Sioux Falls, South Dakota, on a business trip when he experienced a sudden cardiac arrest on an airplane at 30,000 feet and died. He experienced death and after some time, was rescued by passengers and airline crew while still in flight with the use of an automatic external defibrillator. You will be touched by his story and the stories of several other people who have suffered critical health issues. Pat's book is a reference book for heart patients, cancer patients and those going through traumatic health conditions. His book recounts the events leading up to his sudden cardiac arrest, his rescue and what his experiences in death were. The book also recounts his recovery period and what steps other people can take to prevent a heart attack. Finally, understand how to cope with serious health conditions.Pat has had a career working for automobile manufacturers and has served as an automotive consultant to car dealers from coast to coast. He began writing after his sudden cardiac arrest and recovery and has published several short stories and books from fiction to non-fiction. He is also a frequent public speaker for groups interested in hearing more about heart health and positive thinking.