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Durban paramedics Kyle van Reenen (left), Sheldon Lombard and Leon Fourie.
Durban paramedics Kyle van Reenen (left), Sheldon Lombard and Leon Fourie.
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Until this week, 33-year-old paramedic Kyle Van Reenen thought he had seen it all. 

A normal day in the frontline healthworker’s life involves all manner of blood and gore, from stabbings to gunshot wounds and gruesome fatal car accidents.

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