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Quadruple amputee who had double hand transplant to take on North Coast 500 for charity
A quadruple amputee who was the first person in Scotland to have a double hand transplant is preparing to travel along the North Coast 500.
Mother-of-one Cor Hutton is embarking on the 500-mile-route on a second-hand scooter in a bid to raise money for the charity she founded, Finding Your Feet.
The 52-year-old, from Renfrewshire, had her hands and lower legs amputated in 2013 after suffering acute pneumonia and sepsis, which nearly killed her.
She was given a 5% chance of survival before doctors managed to perform life-saving surgery.
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