Overview
- Redknapp appeared on BBC Breakfast on Wednesday to discuss Sandra Harris’s past sepsis diagnosis.
- He said Sandra first developed sepsis in 2018 after a kidney infection.
- He described how mild, flu‑like symptoms treated with antibiotics quickly escalated into a serious illness.
- On air he called sepsis “a killer” and cited a figure of 50,000 UK deaths last year.
- He urged those feeling unwell with concerning symptoms to contact a doctor promptly, citing MP Craig Mackinlay’s severe outcome as a warning.