Patchogue-Medford teacher saves student choking on gumball
Once Chris Schieffer knew the student was OK, he taught the rest of his class about the Heimlich manuever.
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Oct 18, 2024, 2:25 AM
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Updated 66 days ago
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12ds agoA Patchogue-Medford math teacher saved a student's life.
Chris Schiefer noticed one of his student's at Oregon Middle School choking on a gumball.
The teacher performed the Heimlich manuever to save the student's life.
Once Schieffer knew the student was OK, he taught the rest of his class about the lifesaving procedure.
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