Apple today continues its “True Apple Watch Story” series, with two more people crediting the Apple Watch with saving their lives.
In the first video, Morgan tells the story of how her Apple Watch woke her up with high heart rate alerts. He ended up having a kidney infection and was going into septic shock.
The second video features a man named Josh, who used the Apple Watch to lose weight. He weighed 150 pounds until the Apple Watch motivated him to be more active.
Apple previously shared the story of a woman who was alerted to changes in her resting heart rate. When she went to the doctor, she was diagnosed with aggressive cancer, but managed to get treatment.
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