Last year, he was running a half marathon when a runner near him fell down and went into cardiac arrest. He immediately rushed over, performed CPR until an ambulance arrived, and stayed to make sure he was okay.
Then, he made his way towards the finish line - but his lifesaving skills came into play once more.
After crossing the finish line, another runner near him fell down and collapsed. Once again Doctor Lome rushed over, performed CPR, and saved his life.
The best part of this entire story?
This year, the three of them crossed the finish line for the same half marathon together.
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Here is a list of amazing things that happened this year – and more to come in 2025.
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The number of children who aren’t in school has dropped by a staggering 40%. In 2000, almost 400 million children weren’t enrolled. This year, that number is down to 244 million.
Parts of Africa have achieved gender parity with an equal number of girls/boys enrolled.
On this day, a tiny town in Canada opened up its hearts — and its homes — to 7,000 stranded passengers in a desperate time of need.
They didn’t care about politics, or who the President was. They did it because it's what Canadians do best.
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On the east coast of North America, there's a Canadian province called Newfoundland. It’s filled with cold winters, warm summers, and even warmer hearts.
The province has a small town called Gander. In the 1940s, its airport used to be one of the biggest in the world.
On September 11, 2001, it started out as a normal day.
People dropped off their kids, went to work, chatted with friends. The kind of things that happen everyday in small towns across Canada.