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Mary Mitchell Gibbons :

My son passed from sepsis

2026-11-09 00:12:08

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❤️🇺🇸Sam🇺🇸❤️ :

I feel so fortunate. I had sepsis 7 years ago from pyelonephritis, I had multi organ involvement. Thank God it was caught in time.

2026-11-09 01:37:31

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baskap36 :

My friend’s mom died of sepsis after peeling raw fish. A scale got under her fingernail and cut through the skin. She died 5 days later.

2026-11-09 06:09:46

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Silly vanilli :

I felt like I was dying when I had sepsis.

2026-11-09 05:22:30

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Lori :

Contracted sepsis following surgery recovery. My incision became infected and had 105° fever for days. Home alone & was so sick. Spent 3 weeks in & out of the hospital fighting it. Scariest moment of my life.

2026-11-09 03:42:15

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Kelbel :

So sorry this happened to you 🙏❤️

2026-11-08 23:24:30

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Albamaria :

My son almost lost his arm from a tiny scratch under his nails he got on the mats wrestling. He got a bacteria went to this bone

2026-11-09 04:21:17

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nickikopassis :

So glad you made it through. Sepsis is a MONSTER!

2026-11-09 00:50:27

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Kelly Baxter :

I’m sorry that happened ❤️‍🩹🙏❤️‍🩹

2026-11-09 00:56:07

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PeAcHy :

thanks for sharing your story!

2026-11-09 00:02:34

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johningram4 :

I BROKE MY FOOT DROP MY TRUCK TAILGATE ON MY FOOT BROKEN MY FOOT IN 3 PLACES FRACTURED ALL OF MY TOES ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON DIDN'T WANT TO DO SURGERY BECAUSE MY A1C WAS TOO HIGH AFRAID I MIGHT GET AN INFECTION GIVE ME A BIG MEDICAL BOOT TO WEAR I ENDED UP GETTING A STAPH INFECTION THAT ALMOST TURN TO MRCA I BECOME SO SICK THEY HAD TO DO 2 DIFFERENT FOOT AMPUTATIONS THEN MRI SHOWED THE INFECTION IN MY BONE WENT TO MY LOWER LEG HAD A 3RD AMPUTATION I UNALIVED 3 DIFFERENT TIME'S IN EACH OPERATIONS 6 MONTHS IN THE HOSPITAL WHEN THEY FINALLY GOT RID OF THE INFECTION AND SEND ME HOME I WAS REALLY WEAK LOSS A HUNDRED LBS AND MOST OF MY MUSCLE MASS I RECOVERED HAVE A PROSTHESIS FOR PAST YEAR NOW THAT'S MY STORY I LISTEN TO YOU'RE STORY

2026-11-09 02:02:06

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Carlee0595 :

I had a cut on my thumb and I got blood poison from it and went to the hospital and they kept me there for three days on IV and I was for saying something very bad happening, but it didn’t praise the Lord

2026-11-09 02:35:42

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user86667032863983 :

Thank you for sharing

2026-11-09 00:12:25

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Jeanette :

God bless you

2026-11-09 02:36:35

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user2481397162971 :

part 2

2026-11-09 05:37:10

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Flakito :

sepsis killed my brother. He wasted days not realizing how sick he was. By the time he was found, it was too late to save him.

2026-11-09 02:48:42

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R&R :

You are gorgeous—you must be feeling better! Part 2 please[Applause][Applause][Twin hearts]

2026-11-09 06:30:34

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leeleebumblebee08 :

So antibiotics didn’t help. Or you think they contributed to it?

2026-11-09 12:11:23

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jeanneenmomofcassana72 :

😳😳😳

2026-11-09 00:13:57

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Polly Huey :

👍👍👍

2026-11-08 22:52:35

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Monica :

😳😳😳😳

2026-11-09 00:22:00

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Tvandegr :

❤️❤️❤️

2026-11-09 01:42:46

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