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Krystal Anderson Krystal Anderson: A Life Cut Short from Maternal Sepsis, A Legacy of Strength and Resilience Krystal Anderson's life was marked by vibrant dedication to

Today, on the anniversary of her passing, Sepsis Alliance remembers Erin “Bug” Flatley.

In April 2002, Erin, an aspiring teacher, underwent a routine outpatient procedure. Soon after, she developed an infection that went unrecognized and untreated by medical professionals. The infection progressed to septic shock and, ultimately, took her young life. This tragic event inspired her father, Dr. Carl Flatley, to establish Sepsis Alliance.

He shares, “I continue my work every day because of Erin, and because of all of you who have been affected by sepsis and support the mission of Sepsis Alliance. Thank you for celebrating Founder’s Day with me, and for your part in remembering Erin.”

Aurelia C. The summer of 2023, my four-year-old daughter, Aurelia, had been dealing with a slight cough for a few days. No other symptoms, no fever. The day

Pediatric Sepsis Week.

Millie Rose Giani My daughter, Camila “Millie” Rose Giani was a happy, healthy, energetic ray of sunshine. She did a donut party for her fifth birthday on September 14,

Did you or a loved one need to have an amputation as a result of sepsis?

In honor of Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month, and sepsis survivors like Beauden, we encourage you to share your experience in the comments below.

Learn more about sepsis and amputations at sepsisalliance.info/Amputations.

It could happen to anyone 😞

Teacher loses arms and legs to sepsis after strep infection leads to 'the perfect storm' “I just choose to be happy," Sherri Moody says as she adjusts to life after the ordeal.

Boy, 5, Dies of Sepsis After Catching Covid and Strep A Five-year-old Jean Carlos Martinez Rivero went into cardiac arrest at a Chicago migrant shelter and later died.

Prompt recognition and treatment are key to saving lives and limbs from sepsis – a misdiagnosis can cost a patient valuable and potentially life-saving time. In fact, the risk of mortality from sepsis increases by as much as 9% for every hour treatment is delayed.

Learn more at sepsis.org.

Sepsis Survivor Week is here! This week, we honor all of you – the survivors who raise sepsis awareness so that others don’t have to endure their same experience, the survivors who struggle to return to their post-sepsis life, the caretakers who seek to understand their loved one’s battle so they can serve them better, and everyone in between.

Throughout the week, we’ll be focusing on survivors like you as we share inspiring stories of survival and discuss the unseen mental, emotional, and physical challenges that many survivors face every day.

Be a part of this year’s observance by:

✔️Using our free shareable infographics, educational videos, and fact sheets to raise awareness
✔️Submitting your sepsis experience through Faces of Sepsis™
✔️Engaging with other survivors to build community and foster support
✔️Sharing your sepsis survivor story on social media using

Your story can have an impact. Learn more at SepsisSurvivorWeek.org.

“When you have hit rock bottom… and you have nothing else to loose,you will fight for everything” 💚Lochlin’s Law💚 Why not Sandra’s Law 🩷🩷to save lives …

Lochlin's Law: Maryland mom fights for change to honor her late 5-year-old A Maryland family is working to save lives after their 5-year-old son was treated for the flu and died of sepsis – which he was never tested for. News4’s Darcy Spencer shares their story.

Ashley Park reveals she was hospitalized after her tonsillitis led to 'critical septic shock' The "Emily in Paris" actor says she's 'on the other side of the worst' after grappling with the most severe form of sepsis.

Answers to questions like these, and so many more, can be found in our “Sepsis and…” library available at sepsis.org.

The recently updated digital library is a top resource for information on sepsis as it relates to various conditions, infections, and lifestyles. Whether you want to learn more about sepsis and urinary tract infections or how sepsis can affect individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, this free online tool offers all of the information right at your fingertips.

Visit bit.ly/SepsisLibrary to learn more today!

Kentucky mom loses arms, legs in ‘perfect storm’ over kidney stone infection A mom-of-two woke up at a Kentucky hospital with both legs amputated – and learned she’d soon lose her arms too – in a “perfect storm” that began with a kidney stone, according to a new report. …

Teen athlete has hands, legs amputated after rare complication from the flu Mathias Uribe, 14, was an otherwise healthy kid who became sick with the flu, his parents say.

What is sepsis? English version

What Is Sepsis? - Sepsis Explained in 3 Minutes - in English (2020 version) Sepsis is an emergency, affecting 47 to 50 million people every year, killing 11 million of them. Learn what sepsis is, and how to identify and diagnose it i...

What is sepsis? French version

Qu'est ce que le sepsis? - Sepsis expliqué en 3 minutes - en Français (2020 version) Le sepsis est une urgence. Il atteint 47 à 50 millions de personnes par an, 11 millions en meurent. Découvrez ce qu’est le sepsis, comment le reconnaître et ...

What is sepsis? Arabic version

What Is Sepsis? - Sepsis Explained in 3 Minutes - in Arabic Sepsis is an emergency, affecting 47 to 50 million people every year, killing 11 million of them. Learn what sepsis is, and how to identify and diagnose it i...

Sepsis quiz.
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13th of September: World sepsis day

✅September is Sepsis awareness month✅

Sandra’s story on sepsis alliance website in US https://www.sepsis.org/

Sandra Bouchalkia I am a grieving mum who lost her princess because of sepsis and want to raise awareness about this silent killer unknown to most people. My starting point

🛑Be careful, it could be sepsis 🛑