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Man who lost half his skull after collapsing in Tesco thanks staff who helped saved his life
01.05.2021 - 11:55 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
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The family of a man who almost died after suffering a brain haemorrhage in Tesco have thanked staff who helped save him.
Karl Hawkins was out shopping with a friend on April 24 last year when his life changed forever.
The healthy 36-year-old had only reached the first isle of the Derby Street store in Leigh when he fell to the floor.
He had suffered a devastating brain haemorrhage which would see him slip into
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