They're never gonna grow back.

There's no point pretending that I have got hands Haven't anymore.

I want people to accept me as I am.

58 year old primary school teacher Carolyn Coster lost both her hands and feet after contracting Covert 19 and sepsis.

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This was her second life changing moment in a year when she received her first bionic arm.

So this is really the one here.

So as I said, it's just got the basic way covered on the moon.

But you do look pretty cool.

Dude, it's just wow.

So back in March, right at the start of the code, without break here a week before we went down to lock down well, and I My husband and I had a conversation and decided, you know, I have mild Asper.

We were really quite concerned, and we weren't going to go out anymore.

The following Monday will came down with Cove it and then two days after that I did as well.

I've never felt so ill.

Andi, I phoned my own GP.

The one I've seen for over 20 years.

Andi.

When she heard that was still knew, she sent another paramedic out on.

Based on the results of that, she told me to go straight to hospital.

Three weeks after contracting coronavirus, Caroline developed a chest infection that became viral pneumonia, which developed into viral sepsis.

She ended up in a coma for a month on I nearly died twice.

My family came to say goodbye to me because the doctors were going to remove which moved it care because I wasn't responding and all my organs were failing.

They had to give you basis oppressors to direct the blood, the waas to my critical organs.

I came out of that on my hands and feet, has died.

They had to be amputated.

Her new prosthesis is called a hero.

Arm On is made by U.

K based Open Bionics.

There three D printed lightweight, custom built Onda according to Open Bionics, the world's most affordable multi grip bionic arm.

The hero arm is now awaiting adoption by the NHS, the U.

K s National Health Service, So Mawr amputees could benefit very grateful to have this chance because not everyone does e feel quite bless that.

I'm going to go away with this and that's gonna change the things I could do.

It's gonna make a lot of things a lot easier.

Caroline says she chose a bright yellow color to match her sunny outlook on life.

It's great.

It's so exciting to be ableto pick things up.

The first time I picked up the ball, held it and dropped it, That was just Yeah, it's It's like having a superpower, really, isn't it?

Yeah.