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Nick Gibson, Action News JaxJACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Seven weeks. That’s how long a Tennessee Titans fan had been in a medically-induced coma after she suffered a heart attack leaving the Titans-Jaguars game in early January.>>> STREAM ACTION NEWS JAX LIVE <<<“We got back to the hotel and we got up to the room and it was less than two minutes of being in the room. She looked at me and said, ‘Andrew I can’t breathe, you need to call 911, I think I’m going to die,” Prue said.
“I couldn’t see in the windows, but from what I’ve been told she was going into cardiac arrest,” Prue said. He said he understands his wife’s road to recovery will be long, but with her wedding band and his deceased father’s ring attached to a necklace he wears every day, he believes his wife is going to be okay.
“My life has been flipped upside down, from 50 days ago. Since then, I have had to get an apartment temporarily in Jacksonville,” Prue said.Prue said the Jacksonville community and other communities have opened their arms to him and his family,for her recovery efforts. Prue said he is grateful for the love Jacksonville has shown.
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