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Alan Brazil ‘very lucky to be alive’ after ‘heart stopped beating’
Alan Brazil revealed that his “heart stopped beating” whilst he was undergoing a life-saving liver transplant. The TalkSPORT host delivered a health update on Thursday (4 June), after being noticeably absent from the airwaves for months. “I’m very, very lucky to be here,” he told listeners. The 66-year-old explained that he underwent the surgery just hours after finishing a radio shift last month. “Bang, they opened me up and performed for something like eight hours. They transplanted my liver… My heart did stop for a bit; it came back on its own.” “I swear I thought my days were numbered, honestly,” he said, adding that he is feeling much better now.
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Alan Brazil reveals he's had a liver transplant
TalkSPORT legend Alan Brazil has revealed his life-saving surgery was a liver transplant. Brazil appeared from home, with his face slimmed from the surgery.
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mirror.co.uk
Alan Brazil's 'heart stopped on operating table' as transplant saved his life
TalkSPORT breakfast show host Alan Brazil has revealed his heart stopped during a life-saving operation
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independent.co.uk
Alan Brazil ‘lucky to be alive’ after heart stopped during operation
The former Ipswich and Scotland striker confirmed he is ‘on the mend’ after undergoing a liver transplant
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Alan Brazil reveals he’s had a liver transplant
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Alan Brazil ‘very lucky to be alive’ after ‘heart stopped beating’
Alan Brazil revealed that his “heart stopped beating” whilst he was undergoing a life-saving liver transplant. The TalkSPORT host delivered a health update on Thursday (4 June),…