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Woman revives boyfriend twice after lightning strike on hike, earns bravery award

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Eva Broderick performed CPR on her boyfriend Nick after both were struck by lightning during a hiking trip. The couple were stranded in a remote area, and rescuers initially had difficulty locating them without precise location data. Eva revived Nick twice before help arrived, and both survived the ordeal. Her actions were recognized with a bravery award, highlighting the value of CPR training in unpredictable outdoor emergencies. Nick later proposed, and the couple married nearly a year afterward in August.

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