Bethany Lodge

A two‑year‑old boy from Marfleet underwent a complex five‑hour limb reconstruction surgery after living for a year with a fractured leg caused by Congenital Pseudarthrosis. His parents described the challenges leading to his diagnosis, the year spent in a clamshell cast, and the uncertainty surrounding whether the bone will properly heal. Carson is recovering in a wheelchair and engaging in gentle activities while doctors warn he may face future breaks or potential amputation if healing fails. His parents praised Sheffield Children’s Hospital and plan to fundraise for the hospital and the British Limb Reconstruction Society.