Amazulu

Thanks for all the support

Still no idea why she died although there was massive internal bleeding. Everything was tried, there were 3 ambulances in attendance but it was too late

Her mother found her - that's got to be so tough to experience. She is destroyed

Apparently the kids are okay so far but I don't think its sunk in yet, the worst for them is still to come unfortunately

cresta57

Oh dear, that is very sad news. Not something I'd wish upon anyone
May she rest in peace.

ozzieeagle

Terrible news, hope your wife can find comfort in thinking of the good times.

mikelincs

Really terrible news, particularly for her family, but also for yours, and all others who knew her.

paulry

Life doesn't make sense sometimes. My thoughts go out to those poor kids who no longer have their mum, their dad who's lost his wife, and those who are near and dear to the family.

moneypenny20

That's awful, so sorry Zulu. Doesn't bear thinking about, sympathies to the family.

Kapri

Very sad news
My condolences to you all.

scottishcelts

I'm so sorry to hear that 'zulu.

Thinking of you x

Jilliebee

Awful news. So sorry to hear it. Sympathies to all involved

Ballys

Such a sad event.Best wishes to you and Mrs Zulu.


Rob

Bernieboy

Just back from Perth n saw this,sorry for yer loss,way too young to go

Alfresco

My condolences too.

GreenMan72

Sorry to hear this mate. Life is indeed short and fragile.

GreenMan72

I also got news yesterday that one of my old Uni pals (who I haven't had much contact with the last 10 years or so) lost a long battle with breast cancer last year.

In our Uni friend network at the time (mostly guys), both of the two women in our little group have now sadly passed away to breast cancer over the last few years and way too young (the first was aged 38 and now the recent one was 44)

jothefw

Life is taken all too soon! A local lady is loosing her fight with cancer at the moment so it's all a little raw. She's got children in both my boys classes and you can't work out what to say. Only blessing is she's been fighting it for 2 yrs so some would say it'll come as a relief and she's had time to say her goodbyes.

Unlike your friend Amazulu. So sad. A friend of mine lost her best mate in a similar fashion, lived next door to each other, grew up together, husbands were best mates etc. Her friend was feeding her baby in his highchair and just fell the floor. No-one else at home. It was only when her husband tried to ring her at lunch time that the alarm was raised. I always think of that poor little boy sat in his highchair. Thankfully too young to remember. It was a brain haemoriage (sp?) for her. No warnings.