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Heart & Soul: How an AED saved Murphy Jensen's life, and gave him new direction
In 2012, the American was first exposed to the power of automated external defibrillators. A decade later, they are the reason he can share his survival story.
Published Oct 28, 2022
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We love you, Murph.
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The Jensen brothers lifted four tour-level trophies together, including their first at the 1993 French Open.
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An AED should be stored in an unobstructed location where anyone can access it on a moment's notice.
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Playing an exhibition for the first time since his sudden cardiac arrest, Jensen gave himself a moment before serving to Bob Bryan in Tucson. Later this year, it was announced The Gootter Foundation was being renamed to The Gootter-Jensen Foundation.
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Bob Bryan, Murphy, Duke, Mike Bryan and Luke at the 2022 Gootter Grand Slam event.
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