“I wasn't going to do anything but stay home, and probably would have died here," the Denver resident recalled in an interview about the fateful call Bailey Richards is a Writer-Reporter at PEOPLE.

DENVER (WUSA) - A Colorado woman called to cancel a doctor’s appointment in December because she was not feeling well, but the staff recognized the signs that she was actually having a heart attack.

WASHINGTON — When a Denver woman started feeling unwell, she called to cancel a doctor’s appointment — a call that would ultimately save her life. For many, calls to a doctor’s office can feel routine ...

DENVER — When a woman in Denver was feeling under the weather, she called to cancel a doctor's appointment, but it was a call that would save her life. For many, the calls that come into doctor's ...

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