New Rochelle firefighter released from hospital after more than 50 days on a ventilator
A New Rochelle firefighter has been released from the hospital after 55 days on a ventilator.
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May 30, 2020, 11:58 AM
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Family, friends and fellow firefighters welcomed Deputy Chief John Reed as he was released from Danbury Hospital in Connecticut.
Reed had been fighting COVID-19 for nearly two months.
He still has a long road to recovery but firefighters say his survival feels like a miracle.
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