[Trixfel]

Originally Posted by Simone ↗

Aww, that's so sad. I bet that traumatised many of her classmates, especially the one who had been sitting next to her. The only comfort for her family + friends is that she didn't feel any pain or fear.

You bet right. Actually this traumatised all of us because it was a little school and we all knew each other.. plus we were young and she had always been healthy, her death was really unespected. We suddenly realized that you can be fine one moment and be dead next moment. At that age you don't really think about these things.

Her closest classmates were destroyed.. it happened on the train and 5 were sitting next to her, none of them noticed she died.

They all felt guilty, of course, expecially later when they printed photos from their camera roll and some pics of her sleeping came out. I personally saw those pics and in one of them her face was evidently turning blue.

Ok, end of sad story.

I realized now telling this that it was also the very first post-mortem pic I saw

[SimoneFlen']

Originally Posted by Trixfel ↗

You bet right. Actually this traumatised all of us because it was a little school and we all knew each other.. plus we were young and she had always been healthy, her death was really unespected. We suddenly realized that you can be fine one moment and be dead next moment. At that age you don't really think about these things.

Her closest classmates were destroyed.. it happened on the train and 5 were sitting next to her, none of them noticed she died.

They all felt guilty, of course, expecially later when they printed photos from their camera roll and some pics of her sleeping came out. I personally saw those pics and in one of them her face was evidently turning blue.

Ok, end of sad story.

I realized now telling this that it was also the very first post-mortem pic I saw

I'm sorry that you were affected by her death too, that's something you'll never get over, how very sad the whole situation was.

[DiamondSmiles]

I worry about my 12 year old great niece since she was diagnosed with a fast heartbeat. Pubic skools are not the place for her, if she gets stressed or anything.

[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by U.B.Hotch ↗

I have worked in the field of cardiology my entire adult career (25 years). I have always been fascinated at how each myocardial infarction (i.e. heart attack) I have witnessed first hand produced similarities, yet are strangely diverse in symptoms. The youngest person I have seen pass was 16 years old and was high on cocaine. His blood vessels spasmed and would not relax enough to allow blood to flow through them, producing a massive clot that could not be broken apart. This girl probably was a congenital case in which nobody was aware of a previous life-threatening condition or preexisting anomaly. So sad...

Even infants can have heart attacks or strokes. I have seen it in conjoined twins.

[U.B.Hotch]

Originally Posted by DiamondSmiles ↗

Even infants can have heart attacks or strokes. I have seen it in conjoined twins.

Yes. You are correct. Let me clarify my statement. I have worked in the field of ADULT cardiology for 25 years...I could not ever stand the thought of having children pass, so I avoided working in pediatric cardiology at all costs...Although, 18 year olds are evaluated and seen by pediatric cardiologists, which I always thought odd...It appears you have a similar background!

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Very sad this young girl died so young like this and hopefully she passed quickly and did not suffer RIP

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