Sunday, May 13, 2012

Zip Line Outing Turns Into Battle for Life Student fights her life battling flesheating bacteria Woman with disease remains critical after zipline accident Jury orders Spectrum Health to pay $755 000 Grand Rapids woman who developed Countdown 'Aimee Day' fighting off Victim of is showing 'fighting spirit ' dad says FleshEating Bug Has 'Fighting Spirit' Ga. battles Flesheating slowly killing from zip lining Bacteria Attacks Aimee Copeland 24 necrotizing fasciitis following ziplining

Student fighting flesh eating bacteria may lose fingers AUGUSTA, Ga. – Aimee Copeland, the Georgia grad student who contracted a deadly flesh-eating bacteria after she cut her leg in a zip lining accident, will likely lose her fingers. Family counts down to 'Aimee Day' for woman fighting flesh-eating bacteria "Aimee Day" can't come soon enough. Family awaits victory over bacteria Aimee Copeland, 24, is in a Georgia hospital fighting off a flesh-eating bacteria that has already led her to lose a leg and part of her abdomen. Albany woman survives flesh eating bacteria A North Georgia woman has been receiving worldwide attention after a rare flesh-eating bacteria claimed her leg and is now threatening her life. Flesh-eating bacteria victim Aimee Copeland to lose her fingers A flesh-eating bacteria named Aeromonas Hydrophila, a kind of bacteria usually linked to intestinal disease, has caused Aimee Copeland to lose her legs, as reported by various international news sites on May 10, 2012. Aimee Copeland, flesh-eating bacteria victim Image Credit: FOX News Aimee Copeland, a 24-year old master's student at the University of West Georgia, was [...] Father: 'Miracle' as woman fights flesh-eating bacteria Doctors in Georgia may be able to save more of flesh-eating bacteria patient Aimee Copeland's limbs than originally thought, her father says in a blog post. Victim of Flesh-eating Bacteria Shows 'Fighting Spirit,' Dad Says (CNN) — A Georgia college graduate student who lost one limb and will probably lose others to flesh-eating bacteria is... Rare Flesh-Eating Disease in Zip Line Accident Caused by Common Bacteria Aimee Copeland Lost Leg to Infection From Zip Line Injury Student fights for her life battling flesh-eating bacteria Flesh-eating bacteria -- a rare, aggressive infection that violently attacks the deepest layers of skin -- has claimed a Georgia student's leg, hands and remaining foot, thrusting her into the fight of her life and stirring nationwide interest about her ordeal. EXCLUSIVE: Flesh-eating bacteria survivor inspires hope, recovery April 21, 2009, did not start as a regular day for Suzanne Gable. She woke up with a bump on her right inner thigh, didn't think much of it and then everything changed.
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