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Thin Line Training To prepare both professional responders and civilians to act should a medical emergency arise.

03/07/2026

⚠️ Charging Your Phone Under the Pillow? Think Again.

Many people charge their phones overnight while they sleep. Some even place the phone under a pillow or blanket for convenience. But this simple habit can create a serious fire risk.

When a phone charges, it naturally produces heat. If the phone is covered by a pillow, mattress, or blanket, the heat becomes trapped and cannot escape. Over time, this can cause the battery or charging cable to overheat.

Lithium-ion batteries inside phones store a large amount of energy. If they overheat, they can fail, swell, or even ignite nearby materials such as fabric, foam, or bedding.

Soft materials like pillows and blankets are highly flammable and can quickly spread fire if ignition occurs. This is why charging devices should always be placed on a hard, flat surface with proper ventilation.

To stay safe:

✔ Charge your phone on a table or bedside stand
✔ Keep it away from pillows, blankets, or mattresses
✔ Use certified or original chargers
✔ Avoid charging in areas where heat cannot escape

🔥 A simple habit while sleeping can become a serious fire hazard.

Charge smart. Sleep safe.

03/06/2026
03/06/2026

🚨 MISSING — PLEASE READ & SHARE 🚨

Someone out there knows something.

Nahdya White has been missing since 2/26/2026 from Spartanburg, SC. Family and loved ones are desperate for answers and time matters more than ever.

🔹Age: 17
🔹 May be in Pickins County, SC or Oconee County, SC

Even the smallest detail—a memory, a sighting, a conversation you didn’t think mattered—could be the piece that brings answers.

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📞 If you have information, contact 911 or email investigator Bible at mbible@spartanburgcounty.org or message this page. You can remain anonymous.

Let’s get Nahdya home.
Visibility saves lives.




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03/06/2026
Recently we were asked if there was a way to take the American Heart Association (AHA) BLS Provider course online, and t...
03/05/2026

Recently we were asked if there was a way to take the American Heart Association (AHA) BLS Provider course online, and the answer is yes.

Utilizing the AHA HeartCode curriculum you can take the classroom portion online at your pace. Once you have completed the online portion you would print off your certificate of completion. You would then contact us to schedule an appointment to come to our office and complete the required hands-on skills checkoffs. Be sure to bring a copy of your certificate of completion from the online course with you the day of your skills checkoff.

For more information on the HeartCode curriculum follow the link below:

https://cpr.heart.org/en/cpr-courses-and-kits/healthcare-professional/aha-heartcode

Contact us at thinlinetraining2023@gmail.com for more information.

HeartCode a Web-based, instructional course that uses eSimulation technology to allow students to assess and treat patients in virtual healthcare settings.

03/05/2026
03/05/2026

Where to find us this weekend!

Starting off with Holly Springs General Store Friday from 11-2 pm followed by Pumpkintow General Store from 3-6 pm.

Then find us Sunday at Pumpkintown General Store from 11-6 pm.

It’s going to be a great weekend to catch the smoke! 💨 💪🏻

03/05/2026

❌ Myth: If a child collapses, you should wait for medical professionals.

✅ Fact: Immediate CPR and use of an AED can double or triple survival.

Children need the same rapid response as adults:

📞 Call 911
🫀 Start CPR immediately
⚡ Use an AED as soon as it’s available

AEDs are safe for children. Many devices have pediatric pads or a child setting, but if those aren’t available, standard adult pads can and should still be used.

Why this matters:
Sudden cardiac arrest is not a heart attack. It’s an electrical problem that causes the heart to suddenly stop beating effectively. Without immediate action, brain injury can begin within minutes.

Preparedness saves young lives, too. 💛

Learning CPR and knowing where an AED is located could mean the difference between life and death for a child in your community.

Always learning.  Great day of training.
03/01/2026

Always learning. Great day of training.

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