American football player Damar Hamlin who collapsed and suffered a cardiac arrest during a game last week has now been released from hospital in Buffalo.
Hamlin‘s heart had to be re-started twice after he suddenly fell to the ground during the match against the Cincinnati Bengals on 2 January.
For almost a week, doctors listed his condition as “critical” but then the 24-year-old slowly started to communicate by writing. He then began to grip people’s hands and his breathing tube was removed.
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