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Woman in Critical Condition After Getting a Tattoo
Poppy-May Cratchley has been hospitalized in Spain with severe complications following a recent tattoo, Daily Star reports.
According to the outlet, the young woman was rushed to hospital and is now in a coma. Doctors suspect the cause may be either a bacterial infection contracted after the tattoo procedure or possible drink poisoning. She is currently suffering from multiple organ failure, including heart, lung, and kidney dysfunction.
Her family has urgently flown to Spain to be by her side. A crowdfunding campaign has been launched to raise money for her medical treatment and to support her loved ones. The fundraiser, organized by Jodie Odell, describes Poppy as a kind and caring person — a beloved daughter and aunt with her whole life ahead of her. The campaign aims to raise £14,000, with around £5,000 donated so far.
Poppy’s brother, Kyle Cratchley, also addressed the situation, denying social media rumors suggesting her condition was linked to excessive alcohol consumption.
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