Michigan - Jan. 23, 2009 - WZZM13's Take Five program reports on how Infant Swimming Resource is helping to save lives in Michigan. The state of Michigan spends $104 million on near drownings per year on children under the age of 5. One parent, Michael Petrella, found the closest infant water safety classes were held in Ohio. Therefore he decided to become certified himself with ISR. Now he's helping teach young children in his community ISR self-rescue aquatic survival skills that could potentially save their lives. Scroll down to see the news footage.
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
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