Published 1 year ago

Damar Hamlin’s recovery continues, still in critical condition

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Damar Hamlin continues to breathe on his own but remains in critical condition. Hamlin took a major step forward in his recovery on Friday when he was taken off a ventilator. NFL also will show support for Hamlin during all Week 18 games. Bills are planning to pay tribute to Hamlin and first-responders and medical staff.

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CTV News

Hamlin's recovery continues, still in critical condition

Doctors described Damar Hamlin's neurological function as 'excellent' Saturday, as the Buffalo Bills safety continued making progress in his recovery after having to be resuscitated on the field in a game at Cincinnati on Monday.

1 year ago·Canada

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CBC News

'The love has been overwhelming': Bills safety Hamlin makes 1st public comments since cardiac arrest

Doctors described Damar Hamlin's neurological function as "excellent" Saturday, as the Buffalo Bills safety continued making progress in his recovery after having to be resuscitated on the field in a game at Cincinnati on Monday.

1 year ago·Canada

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Associated Press News

Hamlin, still critical, continues recovery, tweets thanks

Doctors describe Damar Hamlin’s neurological function as “excellent,” and the Buffalo Bills safety is still making progress in his recovery. He was resuscitated on the field in a game at

1 year ago·United States

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Hamlin, still critical, continues recovery, tweets thanks

By JOHN WAWROW AP Sports Writer ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Doctors described Damar Hamlin’s neurological function as “excellent” Saturday, as the Buffalo Bills safety continued making progress in his recovery after having to be resuscitated on the field in a game at Cincinnati on Monday. In providing their daily update on Hamlin, the Bills said the player continues to breathe on his own but remains in critical condition at the University of Cinci…

1 year ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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