‘After a patient suffers cardiac arrest, they’ll need to go through therapy. This can mean physical, occupational — and sometimes — speech therapy. Physical therapy looks to restore things like strength, balance and conditioning.’
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Medical experts say immediate CPR saved Damar Hamlin
‘“This is basically an electrical event where all of the sudden your heart goes out of rhythm. So if that happens land you can correct that quickly, you can get back to normal pretty quickly too,” Dr. Anne Curtis, professor at the Jacobs School of Medicine, told News 4.’
With Hamlin released from hospital, Bills turn focus to Miami
‘”We control what we can control and we’re just focused on making sure that we’re putting in the work. Knowing obviously gives us some clarity on who is going to be back there.”‘
Damar Hamlin released from Buffalo General Hospital
‘Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott said the team is grateful that Hamlin is home and with his family. “It’s felt like a long time since he’s been able to be home. It’s a great feeling,” he said.’
Bills’ Micah Hyde returns to practice ahead of playoffs
‘“I didn’t sleep last night,” said Hyde. “Not because I was nervous or anything but because I was too excited. I’ve been in all the meetings. I’ve been rehabbing everyday. I’ve been apart of this thing for awhile. I just love these guys.”’
Davis struggling for consistent production in Bills' offense
‘Only about half of the passes thrown to Davis are caught. That has to be better.’
Micah Hyde returns to practice, not cleared to play yet
‘”I didn’t sleep last night,” Hyde said. “Not because I was nervous or anything. I was just too excited. I’ve been in all the meetings. I’ve been rehabbing every day.”‘
Dolphins expected to start third-string QB Skylar Thompson against Bills
‘It’s expected to be Skylar Thompson, a rookie seventh-round draft pick out of Kansas State.’
Damar Hamlin discharged from hospital
‘The Bills announced Hamlin had undergone a “comprehensive medical evaluation” and a series of testing on Tuesday.’
Micah Hyde Returns To Practice; Other Notes From Wednesday
‘Hyde, 32, sustained a neck injury in Week 2 against the Tennessee Titans, which originally resulted in him being ruled out for the remainder of the season.’
Damar Hamlin released from Buffalo General Medical Center
‘“We have completed a series of tests and evaluations, and in consultation with the team physicians, we are confident that Damar can be safely discharged to continue his rehabilitation at home and with the Bills,” Dr. Nadler said.’
Bills' plans don't change with Dolphins QB situation in flux, Micah Hyde 'feels good' after first practice back
‘”We know it’s going to be a dog fight,” QB Josh Allen said. “It’s going to be 60 minutes. We’ve got to do our job. We’ve got to execute. We’ve got to trust each other, take care of the football and just try to score points.”‘
Bills designate S Micah Hyde, WR Jamison Crowder to return from IR
‘Head coach Sean McDermott said both players won’t play in Sunday’s AFC Wild Card game against the Miami Dolphins. However, both players are practicing with the team on Wednesday.’
Nyheim Hines runs away with AFC Special Teams Player of the Week honors
‘The Bills’ return man became the first player since Leon Washington (Week 3, 2010) to post two kickoff-return touchdowns in the same game.’
Bills statement: Damar Hamlin set to go home; released from Buffalo General Medical Center
‘Jamie Nadler, MD, critical care physician and Chief Quality Officer at Kaleida Health, and the care team lead for Hamlin said, “We have completed a series of tests and evaluations, and in consultation with the team physicians, we are confident that Damar can be safely discharged to continue his rehabilitation at home and with the Bills.”‘