Olympic medallist Jenny Simpson, 39, has been released from hospital after suffering a sudden cardiac arrest while running at an event in Raleigh, North Carolina. She received immediate lifesaving care and will continue her recovery at home.
Olympic medallist Jenny Simpson is showing encouraging improvement in hospital after collapsing and requiring CPR at a running event in Raleigh, North Carolina. The 39-year-old American, who retired from competitive running this season, is recovering well, according to her employer Fleet Feet.
La atleta estadounidense Jenny Simpson, quien sufrió un colapso durante una carrera de milla en Carolina del Norte, ha mostrado una "mejoría alentadora". Simpson, de 39 años, fue reanimada con un desfibrilador y ya pregunta por su tiempo en la carrera.
Three-time Olympian Jenny Simpson collapsed at a track event in North Carolina on Tuesday. Reports indicate she briefly lost pulse, which was restored with CPR and an AED. She is currently receiving medical treatment.
La medallista olímpica Jenny Simpson (39) colapsó durante una milla en Raleigh, Carolina del Norte, donde actuaba como liebre. Perdió el pulso y fue estabilizada con un desfibrilador antes de ser trasladada a un hospital.
