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Stacey-Alexander-Harriss was initially said by doctors said to have died from Covid
(Instagram)An alert has been issued about the danger of dog bites after a woman died suddenly from sepsis after rescuing a stranger’s dog that was fighting with one of her pets.
Stacey Alexander-Harriss, 42, was initially said by doctors to have died from Covid, less than 12 hours after being taken by ambulance to King George hospital, in Ilford.
But her husband Nick Harriss discovered three months later that – as he suspected – her death had instead been caused by sepsis.
Mrs Alexander-Harriss was bitten by a small poodle on June 15 last year as she walked her two bull terriers beside the Thames at Canada Water, prior to visiting a friend on her first day out after the lifting of the first lockdown.
Her friend cleaned and bandaged the bite. Mrs Alexander-Harriss did not seek a tetanus injection as she had had one several years earlier that offered her protection.
She started to feel unwell the following day, and worse the day after, displaying symptoms akin to food poisoning. Her husband called the NHS 111 helpline, informed the doctor he spoke with about the dog bite, and an ambulance was dispatched. She was admitted to A&E at King George hospital.
Mr Harriss, a financial adviser, told the Standard: “As the night went on, they said she was very badly ill - I was not allowed to accompany or visit her due to Covid restrictions.
“At that point I thought she might have got one of these superbugs like MRSA. She was taken from A&E to intensive care.
“In the morning I got the call that none of us want to receive, saying that she had sadly passed away. There were 12 hours between her being first seen by the ambulance and her dying.”
Stacey with one of her dogs, Tommy
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