An amputee dad has told of his of first "strange" hug with his daughters after double hand transplants - which he's now had tattooed to match the rest of his arms. Jamie Mines, 39, was thrown 13ft from a half-finished metal roof when 33,000 volts of electricity surged through a tin sheet he was holding, in 2016.
The scaffolder spent ten weeks in intensive care supported by twin daughters Savannah and Isabella, who were five-months-old at the time. Jamie lost all of his limbs - but six years on received a double hand transplant and hugged his little girls for the first time.
He's now also had the hands tattooed so they match the rest of his already-inked arms. Jamie from Frome, Somerset said: "Holding their hands and taking them to school it is lovely - there are so many things I can do with them now.
