Charlotte Cleverley-Bisman was born on November 24, 2003 in Auckland, New Zealand. Known as "Miraculous Baby Charlotte," this New Zealand girl survived bacterial meningitis as an infant, losing all four of her limbs to the disease. She was subsequently the face of a nation-wide meningococcal disease vaccination campaign.
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About
Known as "Miraculous Baby Charlotte," this New Zealand girl survived bacterial meningitis as an infant, losing all four of her limbs to the disease. She was subsequently the face of a nation-wide meningococcal disease vaccination campaign.
Before Fame
She was born over a decade into a severe New Zealand meningitis epidemic. She became ill at seven months old and was transported by helicopter to Starship Children's Health in Auckland City, New Zealand.
Trivia
During her childhood years, she frequently attended Camp No Limits with other young amputees.
Family Life
She grew up in Waiheke Island, New Zealand, as the daughter of Percy Bisman and Pam Cleverley.
Associated With
She and Paralympic athlete Amy Purdy both lost their legs as a result of meningitis.
