Kim Reiter contacted her state legislators who helped pass a law requiring the potentially life-saving devices be placed in gyms.
OLYMPIA, Wash. — When Kim Reiter’s husband died from a cardiac arrest while working out at the gym, she was shocked to find out fitness centers are not required to have automated external defibrillators (AEDs).
So Reiter contacted her state legislators who helped pass a law requiring the potentially life-saving devices be placed in gyms.
In October of 2022, Brian Reiter died while working out at Tumwater’s Wimberly Training. Staff performed CPR on the 49-year-old Reiter, but he could not be saved. There was
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