Are you the nurse who did CPR?

[Thunder Bolt]

This about the bloke who died for 16 minutes, on the bus, after the Wolves game. Well done to all the medical team, who saved him.
The club would like to meet the nurse who started the CPR.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPyS0VPcRes&feature=youtu.be

 

[portslade seagull]

Well done to all involved. I remember the blue lights but had no idea what the issue was

 

[Wardy's twin]

Indeed , in this sort of case you are probably safer being near the Amex than you would than most of places...

 

[doogie004]

Fantastic story well done to all


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[Sheebo]

Remember the news filtering through on Twitter that he was ok and concious - nice story

 

[Jim D]

When I first read that I saw QPR. Would have been a totally different story......

 

[emphyrian]

i remember being in the car right behind the bus as this was happening. Stewards and medical staff there in seconds. Brilliant work

 

[The Large One]

Great stuff. Heroes all.

It makes Crystal Palace's behaviour a few years ago of not paying the St John Ambulance bill all the more galling and repugnant.

 

[W.C.]

Watched this earlier. Great story, with a couple of nice Alan Partridesque moments.

So much respect for all these people, and good to see the gent who survived. 16 minutes!!

 

[Thunder Bolt]

When I first read that I saw QPR. Would have been a totally different story......

I recommend Specsavers.

 

[Hyperion]

Amazing effort from everyone there! What a true success the Amex is. Glad the see the fella has made such a great recovery

 

[Lush]

If memory serves, the nurse is a 'he'.

Might be my hearing though....

 

[Thunder Bolt]

If memory serves, the nurse is a 'he'.

Might be my hearing though....

It wouldn't surprise me. I know three male nurses who are regular Albion fans.

 

[sweetmods]

If memory serves, the nurse is a 'he'.

Might be my hearing though....

I was on the bus and can confirm that the nurse was a 'he'. I can also confirm that he was a hero....along with all the other people that then arrived to provide medical assistance. So pleased to see that the chap has made a great recovery.

 

[portlock seagull]

Blimey, never heard of. Good deed indeed!

 

[Megazone]

This could be a case of 'I'm Spartacus.'

 

[Deleted member 2719]

This is a fantastic story, i would have thought 16 mins would have been too long.

Well done to all those involved.

On a side note do Nurse, doctors, paramedics and members of the public walk away punching the air and saying back of the net!

Must be a bit of a buzz.

 

[Stat Brother]

If memory serves, the nurse is a 'he'.

Yep I was sat in front of Mr Stubbs.

He certainly looks a lot better in than video, than when I last saw him.

 

[Stat Brother]

Having given it a moments thought.
If there was an identity parade to pick out the hero nurse, I'd be choosing the fella who looks most like Bob 'Bulldog' Briscoe:-

 

[Wozza]

Brighton & Hove Albion AMEX Stadium is The Safest in the World to have a Cardiac Arrest

• 100% survival rate following 4 Cardiac Arrests and Two Heart Attacks
• Response time critical for future standard of life
• Chances of all four surviving 1 in 160,000.

Brighton & Hove Football Club’s AMEX stadium is the safest stadium in world to have a cardiac arrest according to recent statistics.