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AndronETalksNews
New York Post
By TOM LEONARD FOR THE DAILY MAIL
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Stricken by terminal heart disease, David Bennett had only one chance left. He had been bedridden in hospital for months with an irregular heartbeat and was connected to a heart-lung machine keeping him alive.
He was deemed too ill for a human transplant — but there was another option, and the 57-year-old grabbed it.
‘I know it’s a shot in the dark but it’s my last choice,’ he said after making the decision.
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