A grandfather who suffered a massive heart attack on a bus has told how he was saved by a Good Samaritan - who performed CPR on him while singing Bee Gees classic ‘Stayin’ Alive’. Retired taxi boss Terry Holly, 67, slumped to the floor of the double-decker bus in front of horrified passengers as he headed home from seeing his ex-wife. Sharon Thorneywork realised the father-of-three’s heart had failed and remembered a TV advert telling viewers to administer CPR by pumping the chest in time to the Bee Gees’ song. Terry Holly's life was saved by Sharon Thorneywork when he had a heart attack on a bus in Birmingham. Ms Thorneywork performed CPR for 18 minutes until paramedics arrived
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Terry Holly, 67, had a massive heart attack while on a bus in Birmingham
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Fellow passenger, Sharon Thorneywork, noticed him slump in the foot well
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She performed CPR for 18 minutes while singing the Bee Gees' song aloud
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She had seen a British Heart Foundation advert which showed how to carry out hands-only CPR in time to the song
‘@placeholder did exactly the right thing and kept pushing hard and fast to the beat of “Stayin’ Alive” by the Bee Gees until professional help arrived.