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A dad-of-two who was brought back from the brink of death after suffering a cardiac arrest while out running has paid tribute to the “outstanding” medics who helped save his life along with a hero passerby.
Stephen Reynolds, 38, was training for a half-marathon when he collapsed one morning last July, an hour into his regular run.
Luckily a passer-by – who had just trained in CPR – saw what happened and immediately began resuscitating him while an ambulance was called.
Paramedics had to shock Stephen’s heart several times with a defibrillator to get it beating again and an air ambulance took him to the congenital heart unit at Leeds General Infirmary.