CBS Boston 8/13/22:

Boston Globe 8/13/22: Two sisters help save unresponsive woman on flight from Boston to Florida. Two sisters, one a Wayland firefighter/paramedic and the other a Burlington nurse, helped save an unconscious woman suffering from an apparent diabetic emergency during a flight from Logan Airport to Florida, according to the Wayland Fire Department.

Boston 25 News 8/13/22: Wayland firefighter and twin sister help save unresponsive woman on a flight to Florida. Twin sisters from a Massachusetts town helped save a woman’s life when she became unresponsive on a JetBlue flight from Boston to Fort Meyers. Wayland Firefighter and paramedic Lindsay Byrne, and her sister, Nicole Kelly, who works as a traveling nurse at Lahey Hospital in Burlington, were on an Aug. 1 flight to Florida when they heard an announcement over the plane’s intercom that a woman was in need of medical attention right away.

WBZ News Radio 1030 8/13/22: Wayland Sisters Help Save Unresponsive Woman On A Flight To Florida. Sisters from Wayland helped save a woman’s life when she became unresponsive on a JetBlue flight from Boston to Fort Meyers, Florida last week. Flight attendants found the woman unresponsive in the plane lavatory on August 1, according to Wayland Fire Department. Officials say the woman had a faint pulse, was having difficulty breathing, and her skin appeared grey.

WCVB Channel 5 News 8/13/22: Twin sisters, firefighter and nurse, save woman’s life while on Boston to Florida flight.

NBC Boston 8/13/22: Sisters on Boston Flight to Florida Rescue Unconscious Woman.

Channel 7 News 8/13/22: Life-Saving Sisters: Twins from Wayland describe how they helped save a woman aboard a plane midflight.

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