There are stories that are really worth divulging. The one we reproduce here according to Seattle Timesis an example of this. Nadia Popovich, 22, a medical student watched an October 23 hockey game between the Seattle Kraken and the Vancouver Canucks and noticed a mole on the neck of Brian “Red” Hamilton, who played over 1,000 NHL games. and is currently the Canucks equipment coach.
The young woman typed a message on her mobile phone and caught Hamilton’s attention so that he could read what he had written.
Two days later, he was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, which was immediately removed. Through social media, “Red” Hamilton launched a task to find the person he said saved his life.
“The message she showed me on her cell phone will forever remain in my brain and will keep me alive. His instincts were correct, this mole on my neck was malignant, and thanks to his persistence and the quick work of the doctors, it disappeared, ”Hamilton said.
There is no doubt that Nadia Popovich was identified and yesterday, Saturday, the Seattle Kraken and the Vancouver Canucks met each other again and the two main characters were reunited. It is worth noting that each team offered about 9,000 euros to help medical faculties.
