Posted on 03/18/2022 2:14:48 PM PDT by nickcarraway
Her family feared the worst when they heard Phoebe was lying on the floor
A 'bubbly' 12-year-old girl died suddenly as she was playing in the park with her brother, sister and two cousins.
Phoebe Smith, 12, from Croxteth, was playing on the swings in Calderstones Park with her older brother, 13, younger sister, nine, and two cousins on Saturday, March 5, as their parents sat on the grass nearby. Phoebe's mum, auntie and uncle first realised something was wrong when the kids came over and told them the 12-year-old was lying on the ground.
The family went over to the swings and found Phoebe unconscious lying on the ground. They immediately called 999 and the North West Ambulance Service arrived at the scene.
Phoebe's auntie, Victoria Davies, 28, told The ECHO : "We went out to the park and must have only been there for half an hour. The kids were in the playground for no longer than 20 minutes and we were sat on the grass.
"The kids came over and said 'Phoebe is lying on the floor' and at first we didn't think anything of it and was asked 'oh, why is she on the floor'. We went over right away and realised this was more serious, Phoebe was passed out of the floor unconscious.
"We called 999 and they came really quickly. The staff at Calderstones Park were absolutely amazing."
Phoebe was rushed to Alder Hey Children's Hospital and a CT scan found she had a brain aneurysm, which had burst. The 12-year-old was rushed in for brain surgery.
Victoria said: "For the first surgery she was in for four and a half to five hours to try and remove it [the aneurysm], literally two hours later she was taken back in for another hour surgery. She really fought, she gave a good fight but we got a call from the hospital at 5.45am on Wednesday [March 9] and were told to expect the worst.
"Because everything happened in front of the kids we couldn't hide it, we couldn't let the children not say goodbye to her. We went to get them all after school and at 4.30pm they said their goodbyes."
Phoebe was described as an "amazing child" and "one of them kids you don't forget" Phoebe was described as an "amazing child" and "one of them kids you don't forget" Phoebe's family were told she had a heart murmur when she was younger, but this was never an issue. The family said her death came as a complete shock.
She said: "She sadly couldn’t take anymore and she gained her angel wings. We as a family are all heartbroken, it is extremely hard. It's hard because there's nobody to blame, she didn't bump her head and it just came from nowhere and was shocking."
Victoria described Phoebe as an "amazing child" and said she was "one of them kids you don't forget".
She told The ECHO : "Phoebe was an amazing child, she was 12 and autistic and had an amazingly bubbly personality. She was one of them kids you don't forget, she would walk into a room and just light it up completely.
"She was mischievous but in a comedic way, she was always laughing and making everyone else laugh."
The family has now set up a GoFundMe page to help pay for Phoebe's funeral. Since being created on March 15, the family have raised almost £600 from 29 donations.
Reported pediatric COVID-19 deaths plummet 24% after CDC fixes 'coding logic error'
To all the parents who took their kids to get shot up just cuz Deep State told you to, I hope to God you remember this.
Poor kid. RIP.
From 2010:
Sudden cardiac death in children and adolescents (excluding Sudden Infant Death Syndrome)
According to the American Academy of Pediatrics "about 2,000 young, seemingly healthy people under age 25 in the United States die each year of sudden cardiac arrest".
Sudden Cardiac Arrest in Young People
That's 5+ a day just for the USA. 15 a day if you want to include Europe, like this one.
Do you know anyone personally that has died of COVID?
Like family, friend, etc? I don’t.
Another Pfizer victim?
That is very true. I know both my sister and my best friend and her kids all have them. All pre-Covid. Just something they were born with.
I've read that they are quite common (about 1 in 50 people), but fortunately most never rupture. Fatal aneurysms in children are really rare though. Still 50-100 American children die of them every year. In adults, it's tens of thousands.
Decades ago, my aunt went to pick up her daughter for her wedding gown selection and found her dead of a brain aneurysm they didn’t know she had. Her medical history wouldn’t have told the doctors a thing.
In this little girl’s case, if a COVID mRNA was involved, it’s yet another instance of the so-called prevention being more risky than the chances of catching and surviving the virus.
What does Fauci have to say?
What does Fauci have to say?
My sister had one that ruptured that would normally give her a 50/50 chance of making it, with anywhere from fine to vegetable.
She is one of the miracle ones. She survived it and has no residual issues.
My best friend and her kids found out when a doctor found something unusual in a scan and suggested they get the whole family checked. Theirs is genetic and they have all had surgery to deal with the ones that posed a risk. They were fortunate in that none of them ruptured.
She has a higher likelihood of getting leprosy than dying of covid.
bkmk
My mother died of a stroke too.
First it was Covid-19 fear porn. Then there was Covid-19 vaccine fear porn.
I got tired of each of them after about a week or two after I first heard it.
Nobody is suggesting that these types of occurrences never happened prior to Covid.
That said, the stroke & heart attack death rate among very young people is astronomical over the past 6-10 months.
A number of years ago my neighbor suffered a brain aneurysm but fortunately she survived.....
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