She got swarmed by family and relatives she hardly knew, including "Uncle Louie" who insisted that she pay for his needed heart transplant.
She ended up selling her small pizza place and going undercover.
In almost all these "the lottery ruined my life" stories, it was the winner's inability to say no to greedy friends and family members that cost them their fortunes. Seems that winning so much money might make for a lonely and stress-filled life as many winners would have to bail on the communities they grew up in and the people they've known all their lives or else be hounded constantly for hand-outs.
Put the ticket is a safe place and don't announce that you have won. Then, call all your close friends and relatives to ask if you can borrow a significant amount of money.
You'll learn who your trusted friends are before you make the announcement.