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PL GAYLORD TELLS HOW HE LOST HIS FGERS AND TO AFTER TCHG THE PLAGUE OM HIS T

AP Photo/The Gaylord Fay. This photo supplied by the Gaylord fay taken July 11, 2012, at a hospal Bend, Ore., shows the blackened hand of Pl Gaylord as he revers om the bubonic plague, monly known as the "black ath. Gaylord ntracted the disease when he tried to pull a moe out of the mouth of his t, Charlie, bee was chokg on the ront.

This photo supplied by the Gaylord fay taken July 6, 2012, at a hospal Bend, Ore., shows Pl Gaylord as he revers om the plague. This photo supplied by the Gaylord fay taken June 16, 2012, at a hospal Bend, Ore., shows Jake Gaylord (left) wh his father, Pl Gaylord, as he revers om the plague. This undated photo supplied by the Gaylord fay shows Pl Gaylord at his Preville, Ore., home before he was fected wh the plague.

Gaylord ntracted the plague when tryg to pull a moe out of the mouth of his t, Charlie, bee was chokg on the ront.

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This undated photo supplied by the Gaylord fay shows Pl Gaylord at his Preville, Ore., home before the disease. This undated photo supplied by the Gaylord fay shows Pl Gaylord at his Preville, Ore., home. This photo supplied by the Gaylord fay taken July 5, 2012, at a hospal Bend, Ore., shows Pl Gaylord as he revers om the plague.

Gaylord, 59, is reverg at the St. It was like turng a page a book, " Gibb five to 10 s of the plague occur each year the Uned Stat, predomantly the southwtern part of the untry, said Sue Straley, a profsor at the Universy of Kentucky College of Medice and an expert on the plague, makg more "rare" to have a se the Pacific fect disease is rried by fleas and n fect humans and animals, Straley Gaylord's se, he ntracted the disease om his fay t, Charlie, when he tried to remove somethg bulgg om the t's throat. Gaylord reached to the animal's mouth to remove the bulge, which turned out to be a ront, Gibb he was unable to dislodge the moe, Charlie "lashed out" at Gaylord, "attackg him, " said Gibb.

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Gaylord shot Charlie to end the animal's sufferg and buried the pet, who had "been a part of the fay and was loved" for six years, his yard, Gibb days later, Gaylord awoke wh "flu-like symptoms. Gaylord was taken to the the hospal, where his fay was told he was " grave ndn" and his ans were begng to t was dug up om Gaylord's yard and tted posive for the plague, the Crook County Health Department nfirmed.

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Gaylord spent a month the tensive re un at the St. Gaylord will no longer be able to ntue his work as a welr, but he's very optimistic and knows he is lucky to be alive.

He's jt happy to be alive, " Gibb fay is hopg to raise money to build Gaylord a new hoe on his existg property, sce his current rince, a sgle-wi trailer, has a host of problems that uld be a threat to his weakened immune system. Although s of the plague are rare and they are ually transmted to humans through a flea be, Straley, the plague expert, said Gaylord is particularly lucky. A US man who ught the bubonic plague om his t has revealed what was like to lose all his fgers and to to the vastatg Gaylord, who liv Oregon's remote Cas mountas, was fected June 2012 when his pet t b his fger as he attempted to dislodge a moe om s next day, the t was "clearly sufferg" and had to be put down, Mr Gaylord told the Gaylord's own oral began when he veloped a high fever, flu-like symptoms, grey and sore sk, and glands "the size of lemons" unr his wife took him to hospal, where a doctor diagnosed him wh bubonic plague.

"Mr Gaylord was a a for the next 27 days, durg which time his hands and feet swelled up and began to turn black. "The serns of the suatn fally h home when Mr Gaylord learned doctors had been talkg about swchg off his life support jt days before he woke up. "My revery shocked everybody, " said Mr Gaylord, who had been told he would be on dialysis for the rt of his life.

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Everythg healed, except for his hands and Gaylord lived six months wh ad fgers and to, so doctors uld work out which parts were gog to heal before they started amputatg. "Dpe the loss, Mr Gaylord said he was happy to be alive. An Oregon man who ped ath after ntractg the bubonic plague om his t has opened up about the terrifyg experience and how lucky he is to be Gaylord was a a for 27 days 2012, on life support as his ternal ans began to fail, his extremi rottg.

"I had llapsed lungs, my heart stopped and my hands and feet turned black, " Gaylord wrote a tell-all say for The Guardian. "Gaylord's ndn was so bad that the day before he woke up, doctors nsired pullg the plug. "Pl Gaylord’s blackened hand July 2012, at a hospal Bend, Ore.

Gaylord, who liv a ral town near the Cas Mountas, relled the Saturday night that his t Charlie showed up on the porch, swollen and chokg on a moe.

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""It was as if the moe had died his mouth and was rottg, and I was worried about bacteria, " Gaylord wrote. "Gaylord's own symptoms kicked at work the next day.

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Pl Gaylord's lung llapsed and his heart stopped after he ntracted the bubonic plague, leavg him on a life support machePublished: 13:07, 26 Oct 2017Updated: 17:31, 27 Oct 2017A MAN who ught the bubonic plague om his pet t and nearly suffered an agonisg ath has revealed what was like to lose all fgers and to to the adly disease.

Pl Gaylord, who liv a remote part of Oregon, spoke about the horrific symptoms he suffered as the Black Death threatened his life – and even turned his hands black. 7 Pl Gaylord ught the bubonic plague om his fected t when b him after he tried to remove a ad moe om s throatCred: AP.

CNN spoke to two survivors, Lucda Marker and Pl Gaylord. Pl Gaylord. Pl Gaylord lived ral Oregon at the foot of the Cas Mountas.

Gaylord’s t Charlie had gone missg for a few days. Gaylord tried to take the moe out, and while dog so, scratched his fger on the t’s tooth. Gaylord felt the bt thg to do was to put him to sleep.

Gaylord was feelg better, but several days later, h aga, while he and his wife were drivg.

” Gaylord’s se was more than the doctor uld handle, so he sent him to the emergency room, where they found the telltale bubo, the swollen lymph nos. I felt pretty sick, ” relled Gaylord.

Gaylord was immediately sent to the tensive re un, where he was put on a ventilator bee his lungs had stopped workg. His wife, Debbie Gaylord, relled that he had tub g out of everywhere and his entire body was swollen. “If I close my ey, feels like they are still there, ” Gaylord said of his missg to and fgers.

“I had physil therapy to help me exercise and learn how to walk aga, ” said Gaylord. An Oregon man who ntracted a rare se of the plague tryg to take a moe om the jaws of a chokg t is no longer a cril ndn, and has talked about his fears of losg all of his fgers as a rult of the fay of Pl Gaylord, a welr om Preville ral Oregon, released pictur showg his hands whered by the cell-killg fectn and darkened to the lour of charal.