Bills safety Damar Hamlin back in Buffalo to resume recovery after cardiac arrest on field
Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin was released from the University of Cincinnati Medical Center and transferred to a Buffalo hospital, doctors shared during a conference call Monday.
Hamlin tweeted he was taken to Buffalo General Medical Center where he will continue his recovery, one week after he was revived after going into cardiac arrest during a game.
“He’s doing well, and this is the beginning of the next stage of his recovery,” Dr. William A. Knight IV said.
“We continue to be ecstatic about his recovery,” Dr. Timothy Pritts added.
Doctors were able to upgrade Hamlin from critical to fair or good condition on Monday morning, which allowed doctors to clear him to fly home from Cincinnati to Buffalo.
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