Golfer Saved at East Mountain County Club

AROUND THROUGH THURSDAY, AND SO DOES THE WARMTH! WE COOL DOWN QUITE A BIT THIS WEEKEND. 10 DAYS AGO, 72 YEAR OLD BOB GENEROUX OF WESTFIELD SUFFERED A HEART ATTACK WHILE GOLFING AT EAST MOUNTAIN COUNTRY CLUB. AS WE HEAR FROM 22NEWS REPORTER SY BECKER, LUCKY FOR BOB, THE CLUB HAS AN AUTOMATED DEFIBRILLATOR, AND PEOPLE WERE THERE WHO KNOW HOW TO USE IT. THE THING THAT AMAZED ME, I HAD PEOPLE AROUND ME THAT KNEW WHAT TO DO, AND DID IT. AND IT'S AMAZING. I OWE THEM MY LIFE. BAYSTATE MEDICAL CENTER CARDIOLOGIST DR. MARC SCHWEIGER TOLD 22NEWS, THE FIRST FOUR AND A HALF TO FIVE MINUTES ARE CRITICAL.. CAME DOWN HERE, AND GOT IT ON BOB AS SOON AS I COULD, PROBABLY A TOTAL OF A MINUTE, MINUTE AND A HALF, FROM THE POINT OF LEAVING HERE AND GETTING BACK HERE, AND THE MACHINE DOES THE REST, IT KIND OF WALKS YOU THROUGH IT.. STAY CALM, CHECK RESPONSIVENESS, CALL FOR HELP ATTACH PAD TO THE VICTIM'S BARE CHEST A REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE COMPANY THAT SELLS THESE DEFIBRILLATORS TOLD 22NEWS, THEY PROVIDE A 70 PERCENT CHANCE OF SAVING A PERSON'S LIFE. BOB EXPECTS TO BE GOLFING AGAIN SOON. COINCIDENTALLY, THE DAY BOB'S LIFE WAS SAVED, HE PLAYED IN A TOURNAMENT TO BENEFIT THE