Heart attack survivor hugs doctors who kept him alive
September 13, 2017
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as posted by the channelAfter surviving a near-deadly heart attack, Ken went back to the hospital to thank the doctors and nurses who kept him alive.
COLUMBUS, OH - By the time Ken Henning, 65, regained consciousness, it was all over. But he would soon learn how close he came to death.
Henning was on a delivery job when he started to feel sick. He was having a heart attack, but sought medical attention quickly enough to get the immediate care he needed.
Henning had emergency quadruple bypass surgery, but the next day his heart stopped functioning again. Doctors shocked him 50 times to keep him alive, and emergency personnel flew him to an Intensive Care Unit that could handle his serious situation.
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