Olmsted Falls Ward 3 City Councilman Chad Gluss is now on a heart transplant list after experiencing cardiac arrest while teaching an EMT class at Oberlin College. Gluss’ daughter, Meghan, recounted the incident that took place on January 18, where another paramedic instructor performed CPR and called for emergency assistance. This unexpected turn of events has placed Gluss in need of a heart transplant, highlighting the urgent medical situation he is facing.
The news of Gluss’ placement on the heart transplant list has spurred concern and support from the local community. As an active member of the City Council, Gluss has been involved in various initiatives and plays a significant role in Olmsted Falls. His sudden health crisis raises awareness about the importance of organ donation and the impact it can have on the lives of individuals awaiting life-saving transplants. The community is rallying together to provide assistance and show solidarity during this challenging time for Gluss and his family.
This incident serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of health emergencies and the vital role that trained professionals play in saving lives. As Gluss continues his battle for survival, the hope for finding a suitable heart for transplantation remains at the forefront. The community’s support and the wider recognition of the need for organ donation may contribute to increasing the chances of a successful transplant operation.
