Steffen Michael Soerensen collapsed while on holiday in Wicklow in 2021
A Danish tourist has returned to Naas General Hospital to thank the doctors and nurses who saved his life back in 2021.
Steffen Michael Soerensen was while holidaying in Ireland in November of that year.
After collapisng in Tinahely, Co Wicklow, Mr. Soerensen was admitted to Naas General Hospital, where he underwent surgery following a life threatening condition and was revived after suffering two cardiac arrests, on one occasion receiving CPR for 29 minutes.
Speaking to the staff of Naas General Hospital, Steffen Soerensen said: “Thank you to all of the doctors, nurses and hospital staff at Naas General Hospital that were involved in my care and recovery. I can only express my deepest gratitude for the incredible actions and management that the team displayed when they saved my life. Words cannot express how thankful I am and I will never forget what you all did for me.”
Father Of Young Inter-County Hurler Who Died From Heart Condition Raises Awareness Of SADS
Kfm Obituary Notices
Kildare Revealed As Third Highest Ranked County For New Car Registrations Last Year
Construction Of Two Bus Shelters Begin Near The Curragh
Disappointment As Parochial House In Celbridge Set For Future Plans Still Not Purchased By KCC
Initial Scoping Exercise Undertaken For Future Management Of Curragh
ESB Identifies Two Kildare Areas As Dangerous For Swimming, As Heat Warning Continues
€640,000 Worth Of Cannabis Seized In Ballymore Eustace
