Mariana Bridi da Costa died as a result of the severe infections she was suffering from (after being misdiagnosed with kidney stones). By the time she was correctly diagnosed with a urinary tract infection, she was already suffering from septicemia, which was the reason for her feet and hands being amputated (due to restriction of blood flow to these areas). Additionally, she also had her stomach removed due to internal bleeding. She eventually succumbed to the damage caused by these severe infections.
Mariana Bridi da Costa
Mariana Bridi da Costa's hands and feet were amputated due to complications from a condition called septicemia, which restricted the flow of blood to her hands and feet. When she first became ill she was misdiagnosed with kidney stones and by the time she was correctly diagnosed with a urinary tract infection, she already had her hands and feet amputated. Additionally, she also had her stomach removed due to internal bleeding. She eventually succumbed to the damage caused by these severe infections and passed away.
Mariana Bridi da Costa was a Brazilian model who became a finalist twice in the Miss Brazil World Pageant. She led a fairly successful modeling career in addition to her career in pageantry. Bridi first began modeling in local fashion shows and competitions when she was 14-years-old. After being misdiagnosed with kidney stones, she ended up suffering from a severe urinary tract infection as well as septicemia (bacteria in the blood), which resulted in her feet and hands being amputated. Unfortunately, she passed away on January 24th from complications, including internal bleeding and multiple organ failure. She was only 20-years-old at the time of her death. Little is known about her family and other personal information since--until the time of her death making news headlines--most of the world had not heard of her.
Gaspar da Costa died in 1749.
Oscar Da Costa died in 1936.
Catrine da Costa died in 1984.
Uriel da Costa died in 1640.
Afrânio da Costa died in 1979.
Orlando da Costa died in 2006.
Jorge da Costa died in 1508.
Moses da Costa died in 1756.
Isaac da Costa died in 1860.