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Woman in so much pain she wanted to die sent home with 'deadly infection'

Initial misdiagnosis delayed treatment for Skye Owen, leading to septic arthritis and sepsis; she spent a month hospitalized and continues follow-up care a year later.

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Skye was told to stop being dramatic after doctors dismissed her symptoms as a common condition

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Woman in so much pain she wanted to die sent home with 'deadly infection'

Skye was told to stop being dramatic after doctors dismissed her symptoms as a common condition

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Woman in so much pain she wanted to die sent home with 'deadly infection'

Skye was told to stop being dramatic after doctors dismissed her symptoms as a common condition

·Plymouth, United Kingdom
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Plymouth Herald broke the news in Plymouth, United Kingdom on Saturday, November 22, 2025.
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