'She left behind two beautiful children': Corkman warns of sepsis risk after sister's death 

'She left behind two beautiful children': Corkman warns of sepsis risk after sister's death 

James Corcoran with Irish Sepsis Foundation chairwoman Doireann O’Mahony. Mr Corcoran, whose sister Tracey died from sepsis, is calling for more supports for survivors of the dangerous condition.

A Corkman whose sister died from sepsis is calling for better supports for survivors of this dangerous condition as the HSE warns that sepsis can hide behind any infection.

James Corcoran’s sister Tracey was just 37 years old when she passed away in June 2020.

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