A Bucks County man had the opportunity to thank all the health care workers who played a role in saving his life.
David Byrne from Perkasie reunited with the cardiac care teams from Grand View and Lehigh Valley Hospital-Cedar Crest Wednesday in Sellersville.
David suffered a near-fatal heart attack called a"widow-maker" at his home last year. Everyone around him, from his wife, Jillian, to first responders and doctors, did everything possible to save his life and ensure he was a survivor. Doctors say a completely blocked artery stopped David's heart. He spent two months in intensive care, followed by inpatient rehab.
As part of his care, David received a heart pump to aid in his recovery. It's been helping his heart keep ticking ever since.
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