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The Kentucky mom who lost all her limbs to sepsis after a routine kidney stone surgery is set to return to the University of Kentucky hospital for another procedure next week.
Lucinda Mullins, 41, went into hospital for a routine kidney stone removal surgery just before Christmas, however it led to an infection that caused septic shock - resulting in the quadruple amputation.
Kentucky mom-of-two Lucinda “Cindy” Mullins is back home six weeks after routine kidney stone surgery ended with her losing both her legs -- insisting she's not "angry" despite also awaiting amputation of her arms.
Cindy Mullins, 41, recently shared the story of how she ended up losing all her limbs and how she is ready to return home. She said the first thing she is going to do is visit church on Sunday morning
What does strength mean to someone who is facing the unimaginable loss of all four limbs? For Cindy Mullins, it appears to mean having faith in God and the support