Kentucky Nurse Undergoes Quadruple Amputation Following Complications from Kidney Stone Treatment

Despite the life-altering event, Lucinda 'Cindy' Mullins remains positive, stating she's 'just so happy to be alive' and cherishing time with her family.

Lucinda 'Cindy' Mullins, a 41-year-old nurse and mother of two from Kentucky, underwent a quadruple amputation after a kidney stone treatment led to a severe infection.
Mullins' kidney stone got infected and she became septic, leading to the amputation of her legs from the knees down and the impending amputation of her arms below the elbow.
Despite the life-altering event, Mullins remains positive, stating she's 'just so happy to be alive' and gets to spend more time with her family.
News of Mullins' condition has led to an outpouring of support, with a GoFundMe page for her family raising nearly $105,000 by Sunday afternoon.
Mullins has left the hospital in good spirits, as shown in pictures posted by the Daily Mail.