So, it may take a while before your image loads. However, any site making a #TopNine image for the year gets heavy traffic in the last week of the year. In my experience, Top Nine loaded my grid much faster.
If you prefer to use Best Nine, another service doing the same thing, the process on its website is almost exactly the same. Unfortunately, Top Nine does not offer an app for Android. It is recommended by Top Nine that you click a direct link to its app (provided above or on its website) because there are many other apps it says imitate what it does, but have significant security risks, which it highlighted in an extensive post earlier in December. This year, the app is also offering a few different templates as well. The web version does not offer a clean download of your grid, but you can get that through the app. Top Nine also has an app available through the Apple Store. Drop it in there and it'll spit out your nine-picture grid. You'll find a field asking for your Instagram username. One way to get it is to head to the Top Nine website. Spending four more weeks in ICU 'battling infections, dialysis and many other complications', 'not all of' Sophie's surgeries 'went to plan' which meant she was kept in the hospital for another 10 weeks.The routine changes a bit year to year, but it is almost always remarkably straightforward and, importantly, free. Unfortunately Sophie woke to the devastating news that the damage caused to her hands and feet where irreversible and amputation was necessary.' Sophie Lanigan was taken to Templestreet Children's Hospital on December 12 last year with breathing issues and a high temperature. Sophie fought so hard and finally on Christmas day she was taken off the ventilator. 'Sophie spent over 2 weeks fighting for her life with her parents, (Laura Hughes and Keith Lanigan) by her side every minute as they were told to prepare for the worst.
Sophie had gone into septic shock and her organs were beginning to fail, Sophie had to be transported to Crumlin Children's hospital and put on a stronger ventilator. The page reads: 'We learned that Sophie had sepsis caused by strep a. Photo: GoFundMe.Ī GoFundMe page has been set up for Sophie, seeking to raise €100,000 to help finance changes to her home, and buy prosthetics and other adaptive equipment. A fundraiser has been launched for a Dublin girl, 12, who lost all four of her limbs after contracting sepsis and Strep A. After being put into ICU with suspected pneumonia, Sophie spent two weeks in Crumlin Children's Hospital, where she was transferred and fought 'for her life' on a ventilator.
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