It’s my pleasure and privilege to work alongside some of the best people that one could know.  – I encourage you to meet them below.  But the great privilege of all, of course, is being able to empower Canadians to save their own lives and those of their loved ones.

I grew up in a family of 4 children. For reasons unbeknownst to many, I am the only sibling without a significant disability. My brothers and sister are some combination of non-verbal autistic, dual-diagnosis and blind.

Further, at the age of 3, I experienced a medical emergency causing my heart to stop while at home. I was clinically dead, but am counted among the survivors.

From a young age, I understood implicitly that life is finite, health is a gift and that those of us who can, should dedicate our energy so that others may live. 

It’s therefore of little surprise  that I gravitated to the Armed Forces and subsequently, the Emergency Services. 

In my vocation as a career firefighter and (former) Nova Scotia paramedic, I see a disconnect between societal expectations and realities. 

The expectation is that when a loved one falls acutely ill, someone else will come make them better. The reality is that many Canadians are unable to recognize life threatening illnesses as they unfold, let alone provide time critical, high quality resuscitation conducive with good outcomes. 

At LifeShield, we cut through the fluff and deliver on the straight goods: How to recognize that someone is dying and how to help turn that process around. Period.

I thank-you so much for stopping by and hope to see you next time, along the way. 

– Kyle Mohler