New York Giants tight end Daniel Fells was fighting to save his foot after being diagnosed with an MRSA infection in early October, but his condition has improved enough to be released from the hospital. ; On Wednesday, Fells, 32, posted a Instagram video of the moment he walked up the stairs in his house and was greeted by his kids. ; The video will melt your heart. ; A video posted by Daniel Fells (@danielfells85) on Oct 21, 2015 at 8:09am PDT First hospitalized on Oct. 2 following a routine cortisone injection wrong awry, the subsequent MRSA infection was so severe that there were worries that Fells would need to have part of his foot amputated. But after …
New York Giants tight end Daniel Fells was fighting to save his foot after being diagnosed with an MRSA infection in early October, but his condition has improved enough to be released from the hospital. ;
On Wednesday, Fells, 32, posted a Instagram video of the moment he walked up the stairs in his house and was greeted by his kids. ;
The video will melt your heart. ;
First hospitalized on Oct. 2 following a routine cortisone injection wrong awry, the subsequent MRSA infection was so severe that there were worries that Fells would need to have part of his foot amputated. But after seven surgeries and continuous treatment, ;doctors decided they did not need to amputate, according to NFL.com. The Giants have since placed Fells on season-ending injured reserve.
Although his NFL future is a big question mark right now, there is one thing that’s certain — Fells’ kids are happy to have their dad back home.
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