
CRPS patient chooses leg amputation to reclaim life from constant pain
A 20-year-old from Leeds with a long history of juvenile idiopathic arthritis developed severe CRPS that left her homebound for eight months. After more than two years of discussions with surgeons, she chose to have her right leg amputated. The decision, while debated due to her young age, has led to significant pain relief and greater independence, with her ongoing rehab including prosthetic fitting and a drive to raise awareness about disability and chronic pain.













