Posted on 02/16/2024 1:30:12 PM PST by nickcarraway
The former air stewardess 'unexpectedly started shaking and going pale', an inquest heard
A WOMAN described as "perfectly healthy" died after a night out watching the football with her husband, an inquest heard.
Stacey Dannielle Harris and partner David enjoyed the World Cup final with friends a week before Christmas in 2022.
Stacey Dannielle Harris died after a night out watching the football with her husband
The 30-year-old with her partner David, who tried to save her life
The couple, who had a "fantastic relationship", had a few drinks before returning to their home in Caerau, Cardiff, with a takeaway at around 10pm.
But the court heard how a short time later, Stacey, 30, "unexpectedly started shaking and going pale".
David immediately called 999 and started performing CPR on the advice of the call handler.
Paramedics rushed to the property, but Stacey died at around 12.40am on December 19.
Pathologists have been unable to pinpoint the exact reason for the tragedy.
The hearing was told that 10 months before her death, Stacey blacked out while brushing her teeth.
She came around quickly and did not display any other symptoms of an epileptic 'fit'.
The former air stewardess had no relevant medical history and was described as "perfectly healthy" by the mum Pamela Tuckfield.
A coroner also heard there was no history of any allergies or anaphylaxis in her family.
Stacey's maternal grandfather died of a heart attack, her paternal grandfather had a pacemaker fitted, and her father had a stent installed in the last few years.
Her mum was diagnosed with epilepsy in her 50s after a 12-year history of symptoms, but Stacey had no known health conditions.
Stacey worked as a cabin crew member for Flybe before becoming the manager of a local veterinary surgery.
She and husband David were childhood sweethearts who tied the knot in 2014.
Pamela said they had a "happy marriage with a fantastic relationship".
Stacey had Covid a short time before her death and tested negative on December 17.
A toxicology report found no drugs in her system and an amount of alcohol the coroner said was not significant.
'Frightening'
Pathologist Dr David Hywel Thomas outlined two potential causes of Stacey's seizure - epilepsy (a common condition that affects the brain and causes frequent 'fits') or heart arrhythmia (an irregular, pounding or 'fluttering' heartbeat).
But he said he could not conclude which was "more likely on the balance of probabilities".
Coroner Rachel Knight recorded the medical cause of death as “sudden death due to seizure of unknown etiology (medical causes) resulting in a hypoxic brain injury”.
Speaking to the family in Pontypridd, she said: "It is obvious how much you all loved and cared for her.
"It must have been a really frightening and horrifying thing to go through and I am really sorry you lost her in such a shocking way."
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Slow news day at The Sun? This happened 14 months ago if I’m reading it correctly.
Well, they’ll be like the DM before long telling us
that we need World War III
to save us from World War III.
“The possibility of the clot shot is conspicuous in its absence. Not even mentioned as a distant, remote possibility.”
Maybe she didn’t take them so they were not an issue.
She had a history of heart problems in the family along with epilepsy and had shown symptoms less than a year before her death. Not everything that happens can be blamed on the vaccinations.
And, the article lost me when they called it a possible “epileptic ‘fit’. The proper term is seizure and what they are describing is a grand mal seizure, not petit mal. They need to do their research and stop throwing manure around.
wy69
“The possibility of the clot shot is conspicuous in its absence. Not even mentioned as a distant, remote possibility.”
Maybe she didn’t take them so they were not an issue.
She had a history of heart problems in the family along with epilepsy and had shown symptoms less than a year before her death. Not everything that happens can be blamed on the vaccinations.
And, the article lost me when they called it a possible “epileptic ‘fit’. The proper term is seizure and what they are describing is a grand mal seizure, not petit mal. They need to do their research and stop throwing manure around.
wy69
There was some kind of inquest, but it doesn’t say when. Maybe they reexamined when all the tests were in.
The possibility of the clot shot is conspicuous in its absence.
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the vax that must not be named anymore.
The odds that she had the clot shots are VERY high considering where she lived. Great odds if you were playing poker.
For the sake of discussion, assume that the writer knew she had the jab(s). Do you seriously think it would have been mentioned?
No, not everything that happens can be blamed on the Jab (it is not a vaccination). I’m not even suggesting that the Jab is responsible. I’m pointing that with the evidence available as to coronary risk with the Jab in her age group, it is notable that the authorities (deliberately) omitted it as a possibility.
You seem to confuse obesity with morbid obesity. There is a significant difference.
VAERS says differently. I know plenty of people who died or got cancer from the vaxx. You just don’t know anybody.
Happens to me all the time. HATE that!
Excess deaths in the UK are skyrocketing.
“The odds that she had the clot shots are VERY high considering where she lived.”
The death occured in Caerau, Cardiff, Wales, UK, amount to 2.2% of all deaths in Wales. So there didn’t seem to be too many attributed to covid.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-52380643
So those odds you refer to are not that strong. Either that or since the death rate was so low, then maybe they were telling the truth about the vaccines being a cure, which they never should have been saying as it was never designed to be a cure.
My immediate family lives in Tacoma, Wa, and the jabs, as you call them, were profoundly pushed on the public. My son didn’t take the jabs and he never has had covid. So there are possibilities in both directions. And, of course, he has been exposed.
“... it is notable that the authorities (deliberately) omitted it as a possibility.”
But mentioning something that may never have happened is why the public has bought into a lot things in the past. And there is just as much chance she didn’t take the shots as did. Besides, she showed other symptoms of possible heart and epilepsy peoblems. They may not have mentioned she may have had diabetes either. Don’t know if she did. But it wasn’t mentioned.
wy69
Do you have a citation?
According to the stats 87% of the population of Wales got the first two Jabs. That means the odds of her having had the Jab are indeed fairly high.
I’m not suggesting any particular cause of death. I am suggesting that based on cardio problems in Jabbed people of her age, that under the described circumstances it should have gotten a mention - been considered as a possible. Mainly that its lack of being considered is an indication of the bias protecting the reputation of the Jab.
Nothing deeper or more dramatic than that.
Too much excitement for heart to handle. Died right in front of her husband while they were talking. She was overweight but not obese. It looks like she slimmed down from her selfie to her wedding.
None will call it Genocide. Yet.
She’s not obese. Definitely overweight. The percentage of women here in CT who are overweight or obese is around 75%. It’s absurd. Why don’t women want to be healthy?
“I’m not suggesting any particular cause of death. I am suggesting that based on cardio problems in Jabbed people of her age, that under the described circumstances it should have gotten a mention - been considered as a possible.”
And that’s my point. You aren’t suggesting any possible cause for death but you are suggesting a possible cause of death. So why bring it up as a cause of death when it may not apply at all? You could have said there are rampant aircraft crashes there and it would have been the same thing. It just seems like every time someone dies it always have to have someone bring up the shots whether they took them or not as that is unknown.
wy69
Read my sentence again. I am not suggesting any PARTICULAR cause of death, only things that should/could be considered as possibilities.
Why bring anything up since anything may not apply? Is that your reasoning?
The list of news stories about sudden, unexplained deaths that mention the Jab are essentially non existent. It is admitted to cause cardio issues in certain age groups (like hers). Logically it would be mentioned in a few of the hundreds of articles on sudden death. Yet is never is even remotely considered. Why is it completely ignored? They seem to dredge up any other remote possibility.
The Dog That Did Not Bark. Conspicuous by its absence.
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