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‘I can still see him dead’: Man’s 25-minute brush with death

David Anderson's chances of surviving a cardiac arrest three months ago were slim, but now just weeks before Christmas he walks to tell the tale. (Jeremy Cook: 524122)
By Jeremy Cook

David Anderson was presumed dead for 25 minutes after suffering a cardiac arrest at an Allora rest stop just days […]

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