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Amputee injured in horror tractor crash to ‘hop’ Whitby’s famous 199 steps for charity An inspirational young woman who had her right leg and pelvis amputated after being run over by a tractor will ‘hop’ to the top of Whitby’s famous 199 steps to raise money for people with life-changing injuries. Lucie Maguire feared she would die when she was hit by a tractor and dragged along the road under its 10-tonne trailer in North Yorkshire on 27 January 2021, aged just 19. Her injuries, compared to those suffered by bomb-blast victims in wars, included full amputation of her right leg and pelvis, broken back and internal damage to key organs including her bladder. Lucie, of Kirkby Malzeard, near Ripon, spent 518 days in hospital, mostly on the major trauma ward at Leeds General Infirmary (LGI), where specialist teams helped rebuild Lucie’s body – giving her the strength to sit up and use a power-assisted wheelchair. For the past three years she’s continued to recover, with more surgery and specialist rehabilitation. On Tuesday (27 January) Lucie will mark the fifth anniversary of her accident by taking on her toughest challenge to raise money for Day One Trauma Support – a charity that has been by her and her family’s side throughout. Lucie, of Kirkby Malzeard, near Ripon, spent 518 days in hospital, mostly on the major trauma ward at Leeds General Infirmary (LGI), where specialist teams helped rebuild Lucie’s body – giving her the strength to sit up and use a power-assisted wheelchair. For the past three years she’s continued to recover, with more surgery and specialist rehabilitation. On Tuesday (27 January) Lucie will mark the fifth anniversary of her accident by taking on her toughest challenge to raise money for Day One Trauma Support – a charity that has been by her and her family’s side throughout. Lucie, now 24, will climb the famous Whitby’s 199 Steps on one leg in a challenge she has affectionately named ‘From trauma to triumph: Lucie’s hop to the top’. This will be the first time Lucie has travelled a significant distance without the use of her wheelchair since her accident. As Lucie, originally from Loftus, takes on the 50ft iconic Grade 1 listed steps from the Old Town to St. Mary’s Churchyard, she will be cheered on by family, friends and professionals who have been part of her recovery journey. This includes her physio Dr Katherine Taylor who has worked with her over the past two years to get her from standing with supports, to stepping with a frame, using elbow crutches and now ascending and descending full staircases. www.justgiving.com/page/lucie-maguire-1
Amputee injured in horror tractor crash to ‘hop’ Whitby’s famous 199 steps for charity An inspirational young woman who had her right leg and pelvis amputated after being run over by a tractor will ‘hop’ to the top of Whitby’s famous 199 steps to raise money for people with life-changing injuries. Lucie Maguire feared she would die when she was hit by a tractor and dragged along the road under its 10-tonne trailer in North Yorkshire on 27 January 2021, aged just 19. Her injuries, compared to those suffered by bomb-blast victims in wars, included full amputation of her right leg and pelvis, broken back and internal damage to key organs including her bladder. Lucie, of Kirkby Malzeard, near Ripon, spent 518 days in hospital, mostly on the major trauma ward at Leeds General Infirmary (LGI), where specialist teams helped rebuild Lucie’s body – giving her the strength to sit up and use a power-assisted wheelchair. For the past three years she’s continued to recover, with more surgery and specialist rehabilitation. On Tuesday (27 January) Lucie will mark the fifth anniversary of her accident by taking on her toughest challenge to raise money for Day One Trauma Support – a charity that has been by her and her family’s side throughout. Lucie, of Kirkby Malzeard, near Ripon, spent 518 days in hospital, mostly on the major trauma ward at Leeds General Infirmary (LGI), where specialist teams helped rebuild Lucie’s body – giving her the strength to sit up and use a power-assisted wheelchair. For the past three years she’s continued to recover, with more surgery and specialist rehabilitation. On Tuesday (27 January) Lucie will mark the fifth anniversary of her accident by taking on her toughest challenge to raise money for Day One Trauma Support – a charity that has been by her and her family’s side throughout. Lucie, now 24, will climb the famous Whitby’s 199 Steps on one leg in a challenge she has affectionately named ‘From trauma to triumph: Lucie’s hop to the top’. This will be the first time Lucie has travelled a significant distance without the use of her wheelchair since her accident. As Lucie, originally from Loftus, takes on the 50ft iconic Grade 1 listed steps from the Old Town to St. Mary’s Churchyard, she will be cheered on by family, friends and professionals who have been part of her recovery journey. This includes her physio Dr Katherine Taylor who has worked with her over the past two years to get her from standing with supports, to stepping with a frame, using elbow crutches and now ascending and descending full staircases. www.justgiving.com/page/lucie-maguire-1

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