Post by Deleted on Aug 16, 2016 6:41:48 GMT 7
A relaxing holiday in Thailand turned terrifying for a Perth couple, when their youngest daughter almost died from a flesh-eating bacteria.
Amarli travelled to Thailand with her parents Sharna and Brendan Marshall and four-year-old sister Kensi on holiday in June.
But their 10-day holiday turned into a six-week ordeal at an emergency ward in Bangkok, after the 18-month-old nearly died from the bacteria.
When Amarli became extremely sick, a doctor initially told her family she was going to be okay.
But the Marshall's were worried and took her to Phuket hospital on July 3, where a medical team diagnosed her with pneumonia, Fairfax reports.
The family knew it was something more when things dramatically took a turn for the worse.
au.news.yahoo.com/a/32346243/amarli-marshall-contracted-flesh-eating-bacteria-in-thailand/#page1
Amarli travelled to Thailand with her parents Sharna and Brendan Marshall and four-year-old sister Kensi on holiday in June.
But their 10-day holiday turned into a six-week ordeal at an emergency ward in Bangkok, after the 18-month-old nearly died from the bacteria.
When Amarli became extremely sick, a doctor initially told her family she was going to be okay.
But the Marshall's were worried and took her to Phuket hospital on July 3, where a medical team diagnosed her with pneumonia, Fairfax reports.
The family knew it was something more when things dramatically took a turn for the worse.
au.news.yahoo.com/a/32346243/amarli-marshall-contracted-flesh-eating-bacteria-in-thailand/#page1
