25-Yr-Old Running Coach's Life saved by Apple Watch!
The apple Watch has been credited with saving a man's life in yet another incident. Because he was wearing an apple Watch, brandon Schneider, a 25-year-old sales professional and running coach from Long Island, was able to receive aid on time this time. Schneider was in the emergency department and requested to use the restroom, when he lost consciousness and fell to the ground, according to apple Insider. The apple Watch's fall detection feature detected the fall and notified emergency personnel, as well as Schneider's father, who was there at the time.
“I recall washing my hands and thinking to myself, Is something going to happen, is something going to happen, is something going to happen, is something going to happen, is something going to happen "Schneider was quoted as saying in the article. “I did not reply to the haptic message that required a response within 45 seconds after my apple Watch sensed a hard fall." Schneider had a cracked skull and numerous hematomas that were increasing in data-size, according to CT images. After undergoing brain surgery, the 25-year-old awoke four days later. “Those who have an apple watch may be able to set up their emergency contacts,” he was cited in the newspaper as saying. "I don't know what triggered the thought in me to make sure I had that established sometime before this tragedy occurred, but I want to encourage everyone to do so."
“I recall washing my hands and thinking to myself, Is something going to happen, is something going to happen, is something going to happen, is something going to happen, is something going to happen "Schneider was quoted as saying in the article. “I did not reply to the haptic message that required a response within 45 seconds after my apple Watch sensed a hard fall." Schneider had a cracked skull and numerous hematomas that were increasing in data-size, according to CT images. After undergoing brain surgery, the 25-year-old awoke four days later. “Those who have an apple watch may be able to set up their emergency contacts,” he was cited in the newspaper as saying. "I don't know what triggered the thought in me to make sure I had that established sometime before this tragedy occurred, but I want to encourage everyone to do so."