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Heartbroken mum shares last photo of teen daughter after asthma attack left her brain dead
Devatated Paula Thompson shared the snap taken just before 15-year-old Beccy s life support was turned off.
Paula and Beccy (Image: Birmingham Live)
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Heartbroken mum shares final photo of her teenage daughter after asthma attack left her brain dead
Vanessa Chalmers, Digital Health Reporter
25 Jan 2021, 18:16
A HEARTBROKEN mum has shared the last photo taken of her teenage daughter after an asthma attack caused her death.
Paula Thompson, 47, posted the picture of her cuddling her lifeless 15-year-old daughter Beccy Smith to raise awareness that asthma attacks can be fatal.
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Paula Thompson, 47, cuddling her daughter, Beccy Smith, 15, whose asthma attack left her brain deadCredit: SWNS:South West News Service
Beccy was rushed to hospital on January 9 after an asthma attack and later pronounced brain dead.
A heartbroken mother has shared a photo of the last moments she spent with her 15-year-old daughter before her life support was switched off after a sudden asthma attack left her brain dead.
Horrified mother Paula Thompson, 47, found Beccy unable to breathe or talk after she took a nap at home in from Burton, Staffordshire, to recover from an asthma attack.
Beccy was rushed to hospital and put in an induced coma, and her anxious family waited four days while the schoolgirl fought for her life.
But a scan revealed the GCSE student was brain dead and would not wake up.