Sean Doyle, who collapsed in Greenhead Park, returns 10 years on to thank those who saved his life.
Mr Doyle was reunited with Dr Emma Spencer and paramedic Kate Young, who came to his aid in 2013
Sean Doyle, 55, collapsed at Greenhead Park in Huddersfield in May 2013 after a blocked artery caused a heart attack.He has since clocked up 17,000 miles and participated in about 300 Parkruns.
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