US Edition‘I went to A&E crying in pain and woke to find one of my legs was missing’
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‘I went to A&E crying in pain and woke to find one of my legs was missing’
A young woman who woke up in hospital to find her leg had been amputated due to a 16-hour surgery delay has received a six-figure payout. Molly Harbron was just 22 when she went to A&E crying in pain with a numb and discoloured leg. Medics had suspected blood clots, but failed to carry out adequate tests. The following day, Molly woke from surgery to her worst nightmare – her leg had been amputated. The former carer, now 26, said: “I was in a lo…
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