, at one point they were actually considering amputating it. I have like a gold plated fingernail where they have done the work on it, but it is currently wrapped under bandages. I only had a local anaesthetic and it was right down to the bone. But it has

A FORMER marine whose leg was amputated in a motorcycle accident has decided to challenge himself by going racing this year.Mark Fincham, 31 from King’s Lynn, Norfolk had part of his leg removed after a car took a U-turn in front of him, breaking

that swung into his path. He hit a road sign with such force paramedics were forced to amputate his right leg at the scene and his other leg was badly broken.As Mr Bonsu lay on the road, a second van hit the wreckage of his bike on the eastbound carriageway

FOLLOWING weeks of complications over his damaged finger, John Hopkins opted to have the top of his finger amputated.Hopkins underwent numerous different surgeries to try and fix the damaged finger but none of them were successful. Hopkins

, of New Malden.Liability for the accident was not disputed, but the case went before a judge at the High Court regarding compensation.Mr Leesmith, of King's Lynn, Norfolk, had his leg amputated at the left knee.He said he was aiming to establish a career

an overtake. The biker's leg was so badly injured it was later amputated in hospital.Mr Ziegler, 48, of Kincardine, Fife, was on his way to his work when Watt collided with him. At Stirling Sheriff Court, Watt, of Tillicoultry, Clackmannanshire, pleaded guilty

.In August, Visordown reported how Richard's arm was ripped off and his leg was so badly damaged it was later amputated above the knee. The dad-of-two, 48, from Fife, spent months in hospital.Watt, of Tilicoultry, Clackmannanshire, admitted driving

POLICE ARE ON THE lookout for a white van driver after a teenage motorcyclist became the victim of a hit-and-run crash, which resulted in the seventeen-year-old needing a leg amputation.Local Police say the incident occured between Somerton

life-changing injuries, including a shattered left leg that was later amputated below the knee. To compound his misfortune, he is now blind and with brain damage following post-operative complications.The victim now needs round-the-clock care in his

WILLIAM "Regas" Woods believe's he's the world's first bilateral amputee stunt rider."I was born with a congenital defect in my legs. My mom decided to amputate early on," he said.Woods said the most important factor in his development was a