Schoolgirls have biological hands

The 15-year-old Chloe Holmes in the town of Swindon, Wiltshire, England, has just become the youngest person in Europe to be fitted with a biological finger.

As a child, Chloe lost her left fingers due to blood infection and her right hand did not heal. She never held it herself, picked up something. Chloe's parents tried to get £ 38,000 to buy electronically controlled left hand for girls.

Currently, she can do simple tasks like brushing her teeth, holding a knife and using a fork. Chloe said: "Growing up without hands is hard. I can't play sports or do anything, can't even hold. The best thing now is that my fake hand can Help me, hold everything, It's hard but I'm used to it, I'm going back to school, then everyone can see it. "

Chloe and biological left hand. (Photo: Telegraph)

According to The Sun , Chloe had a blood infection more than three years old. She was hospitalized for three months at Bristol Children's Hospital. The heart of the girl who had been beating four times made the doctors afraid that Chloe would be difficult to survive.

Now girls' lives have changed after being fitted with a biological finger. Chloe's parents, Sue's sister, and Mr. Pete said how expensive they tried to have their fingers."I sat with Chloe and talked about the cost. She said the money was huge but we decided to help her," Sue recalls.

At first, Sue and her husband were worried that the fake fingers would not be able to move separately, but everything was fine."We were very worried during the fitting process. Currently, Chloe can do the simplest things like crushing her food," said Chloe's mother.

According to The Sun , Chloe is the youngest and the first person outside the US to have biological fingers. Chloe's hand caught everyone's attention. "I took her to work and people could not believe it when she saw Chloe's new hand. They had not seen anything like that before but they all commented it was true. Everyone was happy with it. Chloe because her life has changed, " said Pete happily.