Life support machine of Millers fan who collapsed at game 'will be switched off'

THE family of a Millers fan who collapsed at an away game were at his bedside today (Friday), preparing for his life support machine to be switched off.
By Adele Forrest
Published 28th Feb 2020, 15:20 BST
Updated 28th Feb 2020, 17:55 BST
Andy Wilson-Storey (centre) with mum Sharron Arthur and dad Paul Arthur at a charity boxing event.Andy Wilson-Storey (centre) with mum Sharron Arthur and dad Paul Arthur at a charity boxing event.
Andy Wilson-Storey (centre) with mum Sharron Arthur and dad Paul Arthur at a charity boxing event.

Dad-of-three Andy Wilson-Storey (42) was at the match at Accrington Stanley’s Wham Stadium on Saturday when he suffered breathing difficulties and had a cardiac arrest.

He has been in a serious but stable condition in hospital in nearby Blackburn for most of the week.

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But mum Sharron Arthur said today that his life support machine will be switched off once further relatives had arrived at his bedside.

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Speaking to the Advertiser, Ms Arthur added: “He will remain asleep. His family are with him.”

Ms Arthur said she wanted to thank the community, Rotherham United, and her son’s former club, Maltby Rangers, for all their support.

 

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