Dad Can FINALLY HOLD Son's HAND Thanks To New Limbs!
- 8 months ago
Credit: SWNS / Wells Middleton
A Dad whose arms were mangled in a work accident now has prosthetic limbs so he can play with his sons, tie their shoelaces - and hold their hands.
Wells Middleton, 33, was working as a welder when a machine trapped both of his arms inside -- and he lost both hands.
It crushed them and left him requiring over a month in hospital where he underwent more than ten surgeries to salvage as much of his hands as possible.
After missing the birth of his son while in hospital, Wells spent the next three years dealing with the trauma of the accident and learning how to use his prosthetic limbs.
Now, a quick look at his social media posts show a loving father-of-two relearning how to interact with the world.
A Dad whose arms were mangled in a work accident now has prosthetic limbs so he can play with his sons, tie their shoelaces - and hold their hands.
Wells Middleton, 33, was working as a welder when a machine trapped both of his arms inside -- and he lost both hands.
It crushed them and left him requiring over a month in hospital where he underwent more than ten surgeries to salvage as much of his hands as possible.
After missing the birth of his son while in hospital, Wells spent the next three years dealing with the trauma of the accident and learning how to use his prosthetic limbs.
Now, a quick look at his social media posts show a loving father-of-two relearning how to interact with the world.