My daughter, Amy, and I were interviewed on Radio Lancashire last night about the day she almost died from E.coli. Nine years ago when she was 25, Amy suffered a serious complication of the deadly bacterium, called HUS, (Haemolytic Uraemic Syndrome) which causes toxins in the blood to attack the heart, lungs and kidneys.
I felt quite emotional listening to her talk to the interviewer yesterday. The husky voice has become her trademark after weeks spent with a tracheostomy helping her to breathe. Amy was one of the lucky ones.
When she left the Intensive Care Unit of the Royal Preston Hospital she donated a cd player inscribed with the words 'Thank you for my Life.' I think that says it all...
http://www.ecoli-uk.com/
I felt quite emotional listening to her talk to the interviewer yesterday. The husky voice has become her trademark after weeks spent with a tracheostomy helping her to breathe. Amy was one of the lucky ones.
When she left the Intensive Care Unit of the Royal Preston Hospital she donated a cd player inscribed with the words 'Thank you for my Life.' I think that says it all...
http://www.ecoli-uk.com/
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Just want you to know that I heard the end of the interview-am really glad all's well now. My sister's friend got E.coli several years ago - I had no idea it was so deadly... Good luck to your daughter for the future.
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