Flu Complications Result in Life-Threatening Sepsis and Amputations for Boulder Man

Josh Meyer from Boulder, Colorado, underwent amputations after the flu led to life-threatening sepsis, resulting in the loss of both his legs and the use of both hands. His flu developed into streptococcus, pneumonia, and sepsis, attacking his heart, lungs, and kidneys. Meyer credits UCHealth doctors for saving his life and expresses gratitude for the public's support. He emphasizes the importance of seeking professional help when sick and looks forward to adapting to his new normal, including returning to fly fishing.