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David Gunn has recalled the time his brother Colin punched him in the face before he fell into a diabetic coma for six days. The former Bestwood Cartel boss says his brother had to break into his house and was forced to hit him when he "got up swinging" after being unresponsive in bed.
Gunn still has short term memory problems even now, but struggled to remember people such as his closest friends and family after waking up from the coma. It was his brother Colin who phoned the ambulance and made sure he arrived in hospital on time after the incident."I had the coma in 2004," he said. "I was a heavy drinker in those days and I'd gone on the session and I was having ale not food and I've gone to bed one night and my brother had to break-in in the morning.
"Not because of the punch, it's because my blood sugar went low so I went in a coma. That's the first one I had. I didn't know I was in it and when I woke up I didn't know where I was and that, I didn't know who was who - all I remember was my mum and Colin. I didn't know my wife, my children, didn't know nobody - horrendous."
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