Damar Hamlin is discharged from Buffalo Hospital to recover from cardiac arrest at home

Damar Hamlin was discharged from Buffalo General Hospital to continue his recovery from cardiac arrest at home.

The 24-year-old has been receiving medical treatment since collapsing and suffering cardiac arrest nine days ago during the first quarter of the Buffalo Bills’ Monday Night Football game against the Cincinnati Bengals.

He has shown encouraging signs over the past few days and has now returned home to continue his rehabilitation there and back with his NFL team.

Bill’s safety Damar Hamlin has been discharged from the Buffalo hospital and is heading home

The Bills revealed the good news about Hamlin on their Twitter profile on Wednesday morning

The Bills revealed the good news on social media on Wednesday morning. The statement read: “Damar Hamlin has been discharged from Buffalo General Medical Center/Gates Vascular Institute, a Kaleida Health Facility in Buffalo, NY.

“Hamlin was admitted on Monday and underwent a comprehensive medical evaluation and a battery of cardiac, neurological and vascular tests on Tuesday.

Jamie Nadler, MD, Kaleida Health’s critical care physician and chief quality officer and the leader of the care team for Hamlin, said, “We have conducted a number of tests and assessments and after consulting with the team physicians, we are confident that Damar can safely.” be released to continue his rehabilitation at home and with the Bills.’

Hamlin updated on his progress on Tuesday afternoon, revealing medical tests

His remarkable recovery comes just nine days after suffering cardiac arrest in the field

Hamlin updated his progress on Tuesday afternoon, revealing he was undergoing and passing medical tests.

“Not quite home yet,” Hamlin said on his Twitter profile.

“I’m still doing and passing a lot of tests. Special thanks to Buffalo General, it’s been nothing but love since arrival! Please keep me in your prayers! #3strong.’

Hamlin was transferred from the University of Cincinnati Medical Center to the Buffalo facility on Monday.

Hamlin posted a series of tweets after arriving back home in New York, thanking everyone

“I drove home to Buffalo today with a lot of love in my heart,” wrote the Bills security man.

“Seeing the world come together around me on Sunday was really an amazing feeling. The same love you all showed me is the same love I want to bring back into the world. Bigger than football!

“Grateful for the great care I received at UCMC. I’m glad to be back in Buffalo. The doctors and nurses at Buffalo General have already made me feel right at home!’

The Bills player, who has set up charity toy drives to raise money for his local community, had tackled Bengals receiver Tee Higgins in the first quarter of Monday night’s crucial game on January 2, getting up moments before he fell backwards to the ground and lay motionless.

Higgins led the congratulations for the young player, tweeting that he was “praying Hamlin pulls through” as Hamlin was in critical condition at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center.

The NFL game was first suspended and then postponed before finally being canceled late last week, throwing the playoffs into chaos. The league approved a neutral site for a potential title game between the Bills and Kansas City Chiefs AFC.

The regular football season wrapped up over the weekend as the NFL world came together to show their support for Hamlin.

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes wore a custom Hamlin jersey with a drawing saying “Hamlin strong” on the back, while his Las Vegas Raiders teammates and players prepared in the specially designed shirts Saturday.