POSTED: 5:41 pm EDT August 18, 2010 on WMUR

LONDONDERRY, N.H. -- Volunteers have donated time and talent to make over a home for a Londonderry girl who needed a quadruple amputation to survive a near-fatal infection.

Bella Tucker, 9, was moved from Children's Hospital in Boston into a rehabilitation center on Wednesday. When she eventually returns home, she will find her house renovated to make life more comfortable, thanks to the efforts of volunteers.

Yesterday was Bella Tucker’s birthday. Surrounded by family, friends, teachers, and classmates, the Governor officially proclaimed August 12 as “Bella Tucker Day.” Bella was unaware of this special declaration, as her family had kept it quiet from her.

When 8-year-old Bella Tucker was rushed to the hospital on Easter Sunday with a severe infection, doctors held out little hope that she would survive. But through nothing short of a miracle, her family reports, Bella is alive and in good spirits, despite the long road to recovery that lies ahead of her.

Courtesy of Londonderrynh.net

Recent Londonderry High School graduate, Jessica Morris, will be washing cars on Saturday, August 14, for a good cause. From 8 AM until 2 PM, Jessica will be set up at the BP in Londonderry to wash cars and take donations for the Bella TuckerBella Tucker of Londonderry NH Fund.