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A hockey fan saves a man’s life 🏒

Posted on January 4, 2022 by Dave Ashton

A premed student and hockey fan spotted an unusual mole on an equipment manager’s neck at a Seattle Kraken game…and saved his life!

Their incredible story is in “Today’s Heroes“!

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