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Story from Jam Press (Brain Eating Bug) Pictured: Stefanía Villamizar González. Girl, 10, dies after contracting brain-eating bug from swimming pool A 10-year-old girl died after allegedly contracting a brain-eating bug from a swimming pool. Stefanía Villamizar González developed ear pain and a fever and began vomiting two days into her family holiday. She was treated for a suspected ear infection before returning home, where her discomfort eased off. But a fortnight after her initial symptoms, she struggled to get out of bed and began convulsing. She was taken to a hospital, where she remained under strict medical care until her death over three weeks later. After a weeks-long investigation, experts gave her cause of death as amoebic encephalitis. It is a rare central nervous system infection with a 95 per cent chance of death. They believe it was caused by Naegleria fowleri, often dubbed the “brain-eating amoeba”, which is often found in badly managed pools or stagnant water. Devastated Tatiana González believes her daughter contracted it through her nose as she played in the water in Santa Marta, Colombia, in June. Stefanía, from Bucaramanga, was a keen tennis player, skater, and ballet dancer who dreamed of becoming a gymnast. A close relative told local media: “We share our story so that other children and families do not suffer what we are going through. “We are destroyed, devastated.” The operations manager of the hotel where Stefanía is believed to have contracted the amoeba has pledged to reinforce safety standards. Local media made no mention of any criminal charges. ENDS EDITOR’S NOTE: Quotations have been translated to English.

Tod durch „hirnfressende Amöbe"

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Baby Indi war schwer krank. Nachdem die lebenserhaltenden Maßnahmen für das Baby abgestellt wurden, ist es nun gestorben.

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October 16, 2023, New York, New York, USA: Brooke Shields attends The New York Academy of Art, Honoring Salman Toor at Take Home a Nude Art Auction and Party at Sotheby's in New York. (Credit Image: © Photo Image Press via ZUMA Press Wire)

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This undated family handout photo provided on Thursday, Nov. 2, 2023 shows six-month-old Indi Gregory. Italy’s government on Monday granted Italian citizenship to an eight-month-old terminally ill British girl after a court in Britain upheld rulings authorizing the withdrawal of life-supporting invasive treatment. Baby Indi Gregory's situation is the latest in a series of cases in Britain in which doctors and parents have sparred over the treatment of terminally ill children. The Vatican’s pediatric hospital, Bambino Gesu, in Rome has offered to care for Indi Gregory. (Family Handout/PA via AP)

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FILE - In this photo provided by the University of Maryland School of Medicine, Lawrence Faucette sits with wife, Ann, in the school's hospital in Baltimore, Md., in September 2023, before receiving a pig heart transplant. Lawrence Faucette, the second person to receive a transplanted heart from a pig has died, nearly six weeks after the highly experimental surgery, his doctors announced Tuesday, Oct. 31, 2023. (Mark Teske/University of Maryland School of Medicine via AP, File)

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Baby Indi ist todkrank.

Baby Indi: Gibt es doch noch Hoffnung?

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Story from Jam Press (Baby Without Bum) Pictured: Vickie after giving birth to her son, Charlie. Doctors discover rare defect after a baby is born without BUM A mum has shared the harrowing story of her baby being born without a bum – with the toddler undergoing six life-saving surgeries before his first birthday. When Vickie Thompson and her fiancé, Alex, 37, gave birth to her son, Charlie, she was over the moon and at first had no idea that anything was amiss. But just a few hours later, while still in hospital and unable to wake her child, who was in a cot next to her, the mum began to panic. That’s when medical professionals reportedly discovered the child did not have a bum hole opening and immediately rushed the child to have his stomach pumped. “I was absolutely petrified... I thought he was dying,” the 36-year-old beauty therapist from West Sussex, told Jam Press. “The doctors said, ‘We don’t think he has an opening’. “I was so scared.” Having fed the newborn just a few hours prior to the shocking discovery, Vickie had also noticed her son had not yet pooped and his pee was a strange green colour. Upon further investigation, doctors confirmed he had an imperforate anus, the narrowing or absence of the bum, a condition which affects one in 5,000 babies. Whisking Charlie to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), the doctors removed the contents of his stomach to ensure no toxins remained. The next day, he was transferred from Worthington Hospital to Brighton Hospital to have a stoma created, placing him under more specialist care. A stoma is an opening in the abdomen connected to your digestive system, diverting waste away from the bowels and out of the body. Charlie spent three days in the NICU after the major operation, two of which were in a coma. The mum said: “I was petrified I was going to lose him. “They had to put him on life support and I kept thinking he was going to die. “I kept thinking the worst.”

Charlie wird ohne Po-Loch geboren

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ARCHIV - 19.01.2021, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Oberhausen: Eine Frau sitzt mit einem Laptop an einem Tisch im Homeoffice. (zu dpa «Arbeitswelt: Zwischen Homeoffice-Blues und neuen Freiheiten») Foto: Fabian Strauch/dpa +++ dpa-Bildfunk +++

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