Former Illinois Athlete Ties The Knot Eight Months After He Had All Four Limbs Amputated
In sickness and in health! A former Illinois high-school athlete tied the knot with his fiancee just eight months after losing all four limbs to a life-threatening infection.
Ethan Menges, now 25, collapsed in January 2015 after going to see a Chicago Bulls game. He had staph pneumonia, an aggressive infection that took over his lungs and blood. Doctors put him on life support, which directed Menges' blood flow towards his vital organs and away from his arms and legs. The procedure saved Menges' life but cost him his limbs, which doctors had to amputate in September. That however didn;t stop his fiancee as she went on to wed him eight months after.
Ethan Menges, now 25, collapsed in January 2015 after going to see a Chicago Bulls game. He had staph pneumonia, an aggressive infection that took over his lungs and blood. Doctors put him on life support, which directed Menges' blood flow towards his vital organs and away from his arms and legs. The procedure saved Menges' life but cost him his limbs, which doctors had to amputate in September. That however didn;t stop his fiancee as she went on to wed him eight months after.
Former Illinois Athlete Ties The Knot Eight Months After He Had All Four Limbs Amputated
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