Health Hero 2024

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2024 Don’t Stall, Just Call 5K Run, 1Mile Walk, & Tot Trot!

Thanks to all that attended this year!

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The goal of our Don’t Stall, Just Call team is to have our door bulletin in all student housing throughout the USA so all students will be able to quickly identify the symptoms of alcohol poisoning and make the call to save a life. Would you like our program at your school?

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Medical Amnesty

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A Closer Look

Virtual Toolkit

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Learn the Signs

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Stumbling

Unable to walk upright without assistance.

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Mumbling

Can’t start a conversation but can attempt a jumbled answer.

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Unresponsive

Unable to move/respond to stimuli.

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Cool to Touch

Bluish tinged lips or hands, skin is cool signaling hypothermia setting in.

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Vomiting

Don’t wait for this to occur – not all people are able to vomit.

About Us

Don’t Stall, Just Call is an alcohol poisoning education program for university, college & high school students and their families.
We believe education is the best way to prevent senseless alcohol related deaths.

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Safe Drinking Tips

NOTE: Don’t Stall, Just Call never condones or supports underage drinking practices.

Know your limit & plan ahead.
Eat food before and while you drink.
Sip your drink (slow down).
Skip a drink now and then and substitute with non-alcoholic drink (another great tip is to have a glass of water with your drink, and sip on that between sips of your drink).
Beware of unfamiliar drinks.
Appoint a designated driver.
Respect the rights of individuals who do not wish to drink.
Keep track of how many drinks you are consuming.
Space your drinks.

Drink for quality vs. quantity.
Avoid drinking games.
Plan ahead for transportation — don’t drink and drive!
Never accept a drink from someone you don’t know.
When ordering a drink at the bar, watch the bartender make your drink so you can know how much alcohol you will be having.
Alcohol and sex do not mix — drunken sex is not consensual sex.
Careful what you combine, most drugs and alcohol do not mix well. Be sure to read all warning labels.
If you are pregnant, might be pregnant or attempting to become pregnant do not consume any type of alcoholic beverage.