A brave nurse who lost both her legs and an arm to sepsis was found hanged by her husband, an inquest heard today.
Jayne Carpenter, 53, from Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales, was left with just one limb when she developed sepsis four years ago while suffering with a simple cough.
Courageous Ms Carpenter vowed to battle on by fundraising to get pioneering limb surgery not available on the NHS.
She had raised over £20,000 of her £265,000 target - but said she was not having quality of life but enduring it.
Ms Carpenter lost her left arm below the elbow, both of her legs and four fingers on her right hand in total.
Inspirational campaigner Jayne Carpenter who dedicated life to others after losing three limbs to sepsis is found dead at home by husband
Jayne Carpenter had previously said living life as a quadruple amputee is so incredibly hard, and staying strong is frequently harder than you can imagine
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