Christian Eriksen - "I don't remember collapsing during Euro match" 

i guess with no memory of it it wasnt really traumatic to him

Havde hans familie et hjerteanfald? Whaaat

No were not. Hope he didn’t getup

@@dakotakahler226 well he did and most of us are happy. I don’t think anybody gives a shit that u hoped that a human life did transcend into death. Let’s see someone close of urs die and see how it feels when someone says ‘hope he/she/it died.’

i remember feher collapse and death on the pitch. so tragic

He died from HCM which it's weird because those heart conditions that can cause sudden death are rare and can be diagnosed with EKG,ECG or blood tests

Honestly everyone on that pitch deserves a round of applause. Well except for the cameramen who had no shame

Have self awareness know your family history do a yearly heart and blood check up manage stress drink a lot of water and have a healthy lifestyle you will be fine.Also don't constantly watch about sudden deaths because there are a lot of misinformations

Both are Germanic languages so similarities will appear.

ive also just realized that

I'm from Finland but I have that same feeling with Dutch and English. Whenever I hear a Dutch player speaking Dutch, I hear English in many words 😂

@@-RunninNGunnin- haha i am english and i agree that dutch sounds the closest to english, more than any other language... sometimes you can almost make out what they are saying, even without knowing a word of dutch :P

I feel you brother, I have the same. Allthough I feel it coming because I have this weird feeling in my stomach and it raises to my head, which means I'm gonna fall and shake on the ground. If I don't sit down or just take a break then I fall on the ground. But you're right it feels like you fall asleep and when you wake up you don't know what happened with a headache and feel tired (and of course people around you who are very concerned)

Good to hear. Hope you are doing well.

Amen

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And you are delusional.

@@seankeaney7004 Oh stop that religious nonsense.

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Danish of couse. Christian Eriksen is danish.

Ive tried it. Black is not a thing. If you have had a surgery in your life the anesthetic does the same. When you wake up. you dont know whether you have been gone for 5min or 6yrs. Its actually great to be honest :).

Bro u been gone for 13 billion years since the big bang, imagine if u remembered that.

A lot of people have said they’ve seen the after life most people thought it was because their was brain activity still when the person died but someone mentioned that their was no brain activity when he was in coma but he was in a different world and then he woke up i guess it’s different for everyone who knows

@@xjamdoidst5167 if you´re in a coma and there is no brain activity that means you´re dead...you cant wake up from it

Yes, he speaks with a Funen/Fionian accent

@@MrKarlozz Thanks. I thought there would be a difference.

He should

I would get your heart checked out. However, what happened to you is not the same thing that happened to Eriksen. When you heart stops it won’t ever come back on it’s own, you need an electrical shock. Eriksen, and anyone else with the same acute condition, would have a 100% mortality rate without it.

@maria daza no :( im afraid

@@JeaNz0r GO AS SOON AS POSSIBLE 😪 dont take any risk please

@@BrightonDunkz I understand sir but i swear i felt my heart suddenly shut down and everything goes black while i was sleeping i felt it 100%, i know for sure because when my heart started beating again it wasnt anything like i felt before in my life, she was beating like never before with insane speeds hitting my chest bones, i know my heart stopped, i felt it, now why it came back i have no explanation

@@JeaNz0r JUST GO TO DA DOCK BRO! WE CANT RISK LOOSING YOU!

since 2019 Daley Blind has been playing as a regular starter for Ajax and the Netherlands, including in all their games at the Euro-20 with an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator just like Eriksen, so this is not going to be exceptionally strange at all.

Exactly. However, my surprise is related to the fact that the two clubs he played for never detected this problem at Eriksen, since Italy and England do not let the player work with this defibrillator, which in theory would justify the respective clubs to hide or circumvent this medical report. At the very least, the case deserves an investigation. Maybe he's not the only one.

@@davidnatan16 .. To my knowledge only Italy do not allow a defibrillator. In fact, several month ago, the Danish football news media quoted English FA experts saying that Eriksen was good to go. All the test results are showing that he has no heart damage or problem, but the defibrillator is mandatory in Denmark in a situation like like this, just in case.

As he goes to Brentford, England has no restrictions on such cases. But even so, in the case of Italy, I think it would be prudent to investigate, not only Inter, but all clubs in that country in general. And I think it's wrong for Eriksen to play again, he should follow Agüero's example.

​@@davidnatan16 .. An ICD is mandatory by regulation in Denmark if you have suffered heart failure of any kind. So you are simply not being allowed to leave the hospital without one in Denmark, no matter how small or big an issue it was, or if there seem to be no damage, as in the case of Eriksen. Eriksen was "gone" for 3 to 4 minutes according to the Danish NT staff. He was fully aware and awake straight after the incident, even correcting one of the doctors who said "he is 30", with Eriksen responding "no, no, I'm only 29". The Kingdom Hospital (Riget or Rigshospitalet), where he went, is the most highly specialized hospital in Denmark, besides the more modern one in Aarhus, and is almost right beside Parken stadium, in walking distance and so close, that he could both see and hear the stadium from the hospital. From his hospital bed, he also talked on facetime with his team-mates right after the incident, and they asked him if they should agree to play the rest of the Finland game and he then watched the last 20 minutes of the game from his bed in the hospital, and also all the rest of the Denmark games at the Euro-20, though feeling a bit unhappy at first, not being able to play himself, but getting in much better mood as the tournament progressed. He has said that he was quite worried at first, calling the expert doctors quite often to ask if he could do this or that, but they told him that there were little to no risk and should something happen against all odds, the ICD will kick in and keep him safe, so because he was feeling great, also training at his usual level, and after all the experts gave him the "green light" to play at top level, he and his parents and girlfriend agreed that if it was his great wish to keep playing, then he should do it to the full and pursue his goal, which is to play for Denmark at the WC-22 and so he signed with Brentford. So he feel in top shape and everything has been agreed to and cleared by specialists and his family.

not as far as im aware.

No, just no

He was.

If he was vaccinated,that was nothing to do with the collapse!!!

@fensterfred I know he wasn't vaccinated.my point was if he was/wasn't,the vaccine had nothing to do with the collapse as some other comments are saying!

@fensterfred google removes EVERYTHING against vaccines. Ofc he couldnt. I would bet they probobly lied about it too.

@@Maltrix grow some brain please