Gary Callum was at the gym when he realised something was wrong.
Little did he know, he was having a heart attack.
On calling his wife Jane, a former nurse, when he got home, the 62-year-old was instructed to call North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) immediately.
“I didn’t have any of the usual symptoms you would expect, I just wasn’t 100%,” he said. “My wife knew what was happening but didn’t want to worry me, she just told me to call 999 straight away.
“It was the first time I had ever called 999 ...
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