Ex-Kickboxer Thanks Medics Who ‘Saved His Life’ After Mistaking Heart Attack for Indigestion
- Farshid Shafie, who experienced a sudden heart attack, recently met again with the ambulance team at Dudley Hub who provided the urgent care that helped save him.
- The heart attack occurred suddenly at his home in Stourbridge, triggered by blocked blood flow and recognized by his son who called 999 for emergency help.
- Paramedics Grace Field and Bethany Merrick promptly assessed Farshid, started life-saving treatment, and rushed him to Russell’s Hall Hospital, helping prevent further damage.
- Farshid credited the medics' “skill, professionalism, and compassion” for his recovery, saying their care gave him a second chance at life and he is back swimming and driving.
- The West Midlands Ambulance Service emphasized the importance of recognizing heart attack signs and urged the public to call 999 immediately to save lives.
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