Leading the Fight Against Sepsis

Brie’s Hope is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to saving lives through sepsis awareness, early detection, and compassionate support for those navigating life after limb loss.

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After what seemed like flu symptoms, Brie Morgan Bauer faced a life-threatening infection while giving birth. She survived streptococcal toxic shock syndrome…but lost all four limbs.

Through unimaginable challenges, Brie’s story became one of resilience, advocacy, and hope. Today, she’s using her voice to make sure no one faces sepsis or STSS alone.

Her fight sparked a movement.

Our Approach

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Advocacy

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Education

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Direct Support

Brie in the News

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A woman lying in a hospital bed with medical tubes attached, showing her face and upper body after undergoing surgery. She has a headband and appears to be recovering.
A woman in a hospital bed feeding a baby with a bottle.
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A woman in a gray shirt and pink shorts stretching at a rehab center, smiling, with physical therapy equipment around her.

No family should face sepsis alone.

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