AKRON, Ohio - A kindergartner, who loves to dance, has lost one of her legs after a bout with strep throat led to a rare infection. The leg began to swell and doctors said that the strep caused a serious infection and the decision was made to amputate her left leg. According to TMJ4, Tessa Puma, 6, of Northfield, Ohio is recovering after surgery to amputate her left leg at Akron Children's Hospital. In March, Tessa was diagnosed with strep throat, and a few weeks later, she got the flu and and complained about pain in her arm and leg. Tessa could be in the hospital for several months and will need more procedures done before she's fitted for a prosthetic leg.
Untreated strep infection leaves Michigan mom of 7 battling for life
"Listen to your body if you feel down don't think 'Oh, I can beat it,'" Anastasia told Fox 2 Detroit. A Michigan mother of seven whose sore throat turned into a life-threatening strep infection is battling for her life as doctors work to save her organs. "When they were hydrating her, her throat started to swell closed. "They told us she had strep, the flu, and she was severely dehydrated," Anastasia Coleman, McGeorge's daughter, told the news outlet. Shannon McGeorge, of Troy, Michigan, was admitted to the hospital two weeks ago after she started suffering from flu-like symptoms, her family told Fox 2 Detroit.collected by :Lucy William
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