Caroline McMahon: Overcoming a Health Scare to Lead the Nighthawks Volleyball Team
Key points:
- Caroline McMahon, a senior at Northwest Nazarene University, overcame a serious health scare and returned to lead the Nighthawks volleyball team
- She was diagnosed with Lemierre Syndrome, a rare bacterial infection that caused organ failure and septic shock
- McMahon's recovery was a physical and mental challenge, but she is grateful for the support from her professors, teammates, coaches, and the NNU community
Northwest Nazarene volleyball player Caroline McMahon overcame a serious health scare to continue leading her team. After experiencing flu-like symptoms, McMahon was diagnosed with Lemierre Syndrome, a rare bacterial infection that can be life-threatening. She spent two weeks in the ICU and faced a difficult recovery period, losing weight and struggling to regain strength. McMahon credits the support of her team, coaches, professors, and her faith for helping her through the ordeal. Despite the challenges, McMahon returned to the court and has become a key leader on the team in her final season. She has also set several records for her school and aims to leave a lasting legacy.
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