Hanrahan, who began his journalism career at KODE in Joplin in the mid-80s, revealed the good news in a message posted Friday on the Facebook page of his wife, Stacey Hanrahan, who is an assistant news director and meteorologist at the station.
From the precipice of death:
Today came rather unexpectedly. With all your prayers and love, the fantastic cardiology and other teams at UPMC Pinnacle Harrisburg Hospital (more on them later), I am able to report I have been released from the hospital to recover at home with my loving family. The last week or so has been the most challenging of my life.
Last Wednesday morning, I suffered a massive heart attack. Through divine intervention, I was already at the hospital when my heart stopped the first time, but the second time I "coded blue" things weren't looking good.
After five stents and two surgeries I am now venturing down what will be a long cognitive, emotional and physical recovery. Your support, well wishes and prayers pulled me through. Thanks from the bottom of my heart. (More on that later, too.)
Much love, Robb
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