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Fit cross country runner, 37, loses a leg to rare flesh-eating bug - Vimarsana News

Fit cross country runner, 37, loses a leg to rare flesh-eating bug

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT Emma Doherty, 37, caught life-threatening infection Necrotising Fasciitis, also known as the 'flesh-eating disease, while being treated for sepsis in February 2021

I was a cross-country runner – until I lost my leg to flesh-eating bacteria - Vimarsana News

I was a cross-country runner – until I lost my leg to flesh-eating bacteria

Emma Doherty, 37, fell ill with sepsis in February 2021 – which later turned into necrotizing fasciitis, a serious infection that affects the tissue of your skin, causing it to die.

Source: nypost.com
Healthy woman, 37, with sore leg left fighting for her life after shocking discovery - Vimarsana News

Healthy woman, 37, with sore leg left fighting for her life after shocking discovery

Emma Doherty has been left permanently disfigured after contracting a rare "fleshing-eating disease" called necrotizing fasciitis. But she's extremely lucky…

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'A Living Nightmare:' Woman Recalls How Flesh Eating Bug Destroyed Her Body - Vimarsana News

'A Living Nightmare:' Woman Recalls How Flesh Eating Bug Destroyed Her Body

Seeing herself for the first time following 39 days in a coma after contracting necrotizing fasciitis, Emma Doherty thought she'd been "dragged under a train."

Shamrock Rovers enjoy big Dublin derby win in front of record crowd - Vimarsana News

Shamrock Rovers enjoy big Dublin derby win in front of record crowd

Elsewhere, Peamount United came from behind to beat Wexford Youths 2-1.

Source: the42.ie