
A 10-year-old boy in Michigan has undergone four amputations of his hands and legs after a rare bout of a serious coronavirus-related inflammatory condition.
Dae’Shun Jamison was diagnosed with multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C), and had his right leg amputated in early February at Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital, a spokesperson for Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital, where the boy entered rehabilitation and recovery, confirmed to Fox News. The child was transferred back to Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital on Monday for amputations of both hands and his left leg.
Brittney Autman, the child’s mother, detailed the story on a related GoFundMe page, writing on Tuesday, “Dae’Shun is very emotional about his amputations and it breaks my heart. Please keep the prayers coming.”
INDIANA GIRL, 5, NEARLY DIES FROM CORONAVIRUS-RELATED ILLNESS
Dae’Shun Jamison, 10, has undergone four amputations after facing a rare, serious coronavirus-related inflammatory condition. (Photo courtesy of Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital)
Patients battling this rare, serious inflammatory condition could experience limb loss due to a hyperinflammatory response affecting the body’s blood clotting capacity, one expert explained…
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