Dog's 'Playful Licks' Lead to Coma, Quadruple Amputation for UK Woman

• Manjit Sangha, 52, suffered a life-altering medical emergency after her dog's lick potentially caused a severe infection.
• She spent 32 weeks in hospital, enduring 6 cardiac arrests and undergoing quadruple amputation of both legs and hands.
• Doctors believe Capnocytophaga canimorsus bacteria, common in dog saliva, entered her bloodstream through a small cut.
• The infection led to sepsis, a life-threatening condition where the body's immune system overreacts to an infection.
• The couple is now fundraising for advanced prosthetics, including robotic hands, to rebuild her life.