MP Craig Mackinlay Returns to Parliament After Quadruple Amputation Due to Sepsis
The Conservative lawmaker, now known as the 'Bionic MP,' aims to raise sepsis awareness and improve prosthetic care.
- Craig Mackinlay received a standing ovation as he returned to the House of Commons.
- He underwent a quadruple amputation after contracting sepsis, which led to blood clots in his limbs.
- Mackinlay plans to campaign for better recognition of sepsis symptoms and timely prosthetic provision.
- He expressed gratitude to the NHS for saving his life but highlighted the need for systemic reforms.
- The MP will contest the next election and continue serving his South Thanet constituency.