Lana Kuykendall flesh eating bacteria

• CHARLESTON, S.C., July 17 (Reuters) - A South Carolina mother who contracted a flesh-eating bacterial infection soon after giving birth to twins in May was released from a hospital on Tuesday, a hospital spokeswoman said.
(Huffington Post)
• The Upstate mother who battled a flesh-eating bacteria days after giving birth to twins left the hospital on Tuesday. Hospital officials say  Lana Kuykendal was discharged from Roger C. Peace Rehabilitation Hospital on Tuesday.
(NBCNews.com)
• A new mother who contracted an aggressive flesh-eating bacteria just days after giving birth to twins is now walking and could leave hospital as early as this week.
(and may leave hospital this week - Daily Mail)
• GREENVILLE, S.C. -- Lana Kuykendall, the South Carolina woman struck by flesh eating bacteria shortly after delivering twins, appears to be well on the road to recovery.
(WXIA 11 Alive)
• The condition of Lana Kuykendall, the South Carolina woman infected with flesh-eating bacteria shortly after giving birth to twins nearly two months ago, is improving, her doctor said Friday.
(KCRA.com)
• Lana Kuykendall, a South Carolina mother who is beginning to recover from a flesh-eating bacteria infection, is working on her rehabilitation. She doesnt have time to feel sorry for herself.
(CNN (blog))
• If it stalls over the Western Carolinas then expect a more active pattern to stick around. Lana Kuykendall says she will leave rehab this week after suffering from a flesh-eating bacteria. thats 4-6 weeks earlier than predicted.
(News Channel 7)
• SIMPSONVILLE, S.C. (AP) — Friends of a new South Carolina mother battling flesh-eating bacteria are putting on a concert to help with her mounting medical bills. The concert to benefit Lana Kuykendall is scheduled for Saturday at Simpsonville City Park.
(Greenwich Time)
• Highs overall will be hot and near or just above normal for July. Lana Kuykendall says she will leave rehab this week after suffering from a flesh-eating bacteria. thats 4-6 weeks earlier than predicted.
(News Channel 7)
• After spending more than two months in a Greenville hospital battling a flesh-eating bacterial infection, Lana Kuykendall is heading home. A Travelers Rest woman has replaced the beloved stone goose she says someone took from her front yard in April.
(FOX Carolina)