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Tesfaye A. Telila MD, FACC,FSCAI.

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Dad | Interventional Cardiologist @PiedmontHealth|Global health Advocate | Founder & Executive Director @HeartAEthiopia| @UWMadison Alumnus Tweets=Own opinion.

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Two weeks ago, I shared one of the hardest cases our team faced — a young father with an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, nearly 30 minutes of downtime, profound acidosis, Lactic acid 12, PH 7.0, refractory VF, and profound cardiogenic shock. Statistically, survival in these situations is rare. Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest carries mortality approaching 90%. Today, he walked into my office. Alive. Smiling. Grateful. He even walked across to personally thank my cath lab team who fought for him 💚 First and foremost, all thanks and glory to GOD 🙏 🎯 There are moments in medicine where we do everything we can — and the final outcome is not entirely ours to decide. 👉This was not the work of one person. It was a SYSTEM : • A bystander who acted • Early AED use ‼️ • An extraordinary EMS field crew • A coordinated ED, cath lab, and ICU team • The Emory ECMO team for escalating MCS support. Modern medicine saves lives in the hospital — but survival from cardiac arrest starts in the community! 🎯 With STEMIs in cardiac arrest, time is not just muscle… it is neurons. What makes this even more meaningful & inspiring is that this patient is now working to expand AED availability in his community. 👉That is how lives multiply. One survivor becomes an advocate. One saved life becomes many future chances. To our EMS teams especially — thank you for starting the chain of survival. Moments like this remind us why we do what we do. Piedmont Emory University Johnson & Johnson MedTech | Heart Recovery Heart Attack Ethiopia, Inc. (Shared with patient’s permission)

Two weeks ago, I shared one of the hardest cases our team faced — a young father with an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, nearly 30 minutes of downtime, profound acidosis, Lactic acid 12, PH 7.0, refractory VF, and profound cardiogenic shock. Statistically, survival in these situations is rare. Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest carries mortality approaching 90%. Today, he walked into my office. Alive. Smiling. Grateful. He even walked across to personally thank my cath lab team who fought for him 💚 First and foremost, all thanks and glory to GOD 🙏 🎯 There are moments in medicine where we do everything we can — and the final outcome is not entirely ours to decide. 👉This was not the work of one person. It was a SYSTEM : • A bystander who acted • Early AED use ‼️ • An extraordinary EMS field crew • A coordinated ED, cath lab, and ICU team • The Emory ECMO team for escalating MCS support. Modern medicine saves lives in the hospital — but survival from cardiac arrest starts in the community! 🎯 With STEMIs in cardiac arrest, time is not just muscle… it is neurons. What makes this even more meaningful & inspiring is that this patient is now working to expand AED availability in his community. 👉That is how lives multiply. One survivor becomes an advocate. One saved life becomes many future chances. To our EMS teams especially — thank you for starting the chain of survival. Moments like this remind us why we do what we do. Piedmont Emory University Johnson & Johnson MedTech | Heart Recovery Heart Attack Ethiopia, Inc. (Shared with patient’s permission)

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As a volunteer for Heart Attack Ethiopia, Inc. , you don’t just work hard for 14 hours a day; you also get to experience and practice the loving and sharing culture of one of the oldest nations in the world, #Ethiopia. 🎯 One of the most heartwarming traditions is Gursha, where people show their love, respect, and care by placing food in your mouth with their hand! Though a little modified to forks for us, the spirit of sharing and connection remains just as powerful. 🌍❤️ #Gursha #CultureOfSharing #VolunteeringInEthiopia Tracey Rogers Mamas A. Mamas Yetena Weg / የጤና ወግ Obsinet Merid, MD Heart Attack Ethiopia, Inc. To volunteer or support our next adventure please visit our website

As a volunteer for Heart Attack Ethiopia, Inc. , you don’t just work hard for 14 hours a day; you also get to experience and practice the loving and sharing culture of one of the oldest nations in the world, #Ethiopia. 🎯 One of the most heartwarming traditions is Gursha, where people show their love, respect, and care by placing food in your mouth with their hand! Though a little modified to forks for us, the spirit of sharing and connection remains just as powerful. 🌍❤️ #Gursha #CultureOfSharing #VolunteeringInEthiopia Tracey Rogers Mamas A. Mamas Yetena Weg / የጤና ወግ Obsinet Merid, MD Heart Attack Ethiopia, Inc. To volunteer or support our next adventure please visit our website

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My heartfelt congratulations to my all-time favorite city, Bishoftu, Ethiopia, and to Africa on this extraordinary $12 billion investment to build what will become one of the continent’s premier international airports (BIA). This is indeed a proud moment—not just for infrastructure, but for Africa’s confidence, vision, and future. I offer my deepest gratitude to Ethiopian Airlines whose over 80 years of unwavering dedication to safety, quality, and excellence have made it a global symbol of African pride. 🎯 Beyond aviation, the airline’s commitment to corporate social responsibility (CSR) has touched countless lives. We at Heart Attack Ethiopia, Inc. are especially thankful for their extraordinary support of our life-saving missions—transporting volunteers, critical medical equipment, and air cargo that have made it possible to deliver care where it is needed most. 🎯 No development can ever be complete without protecting what matters most—people. The safety, security, and well-being of Ethiopians, passengers and the more than 20,000 dedicated employees of Ethiopian Airlines must always remain the highest priority. 🎯 As Africa’s connectivity expands, so must the systems that ensure travelers and crews have access to world-class care when it matters most. Following the completion of Africa’s largest hydroelectric power project, #GERD, this milestone stands as another deeply personal moment for me—one closely aligned with the values and causes I care about profoundly. My sincere thanks go to everyone who worked tirelessly to turn this vision into reality. 🔐 Stay tuned—important health-focused developments are on the horizon.

Tesfaye A. Telila MD, FACC,FSCAI.

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