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I’M NO HERO, I’M JUST SO GLAD DANNY WILL BE OK

THE most important part for me is that it all ended well, Danny’s OK and back with his family.
When it happened I put him in the recovery position after I saw that he froze in the same position. I could also see he was struggling to breathe so I released his airwaves. After about 15 seconds, which felt like an eternity, both physios were there. I was literally screaming at the top of my voice for people to help.
Danny wants to put me forward for some awards but I don’t see myself as a hero at all. I’m just glad I was there to help him.
The time that it hit me was when Dann...

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