A heartbroken mother of a vivaciously young marketing student revealed the last conversation she had with her daughter.
According to media reports, 22-year-old Maddie Gill died tragically at her home, while taking an afternoon nap. While young Maddie was a healthy and fit student, doctors diagnosed her with absence seizures during her primary years. This is a type of epilepsy. Therefore, medical experts also mentioned how her sudden death was most likely related to it.
Despite this minor shortcoming, Maddie was the brightest and talented young woman that anyone would come across. She never let anything come in between her goals and aspirations. As captain of her hockey club and an avid tennis enthusiast too, this woman was truly unstoppable.
After her sudden death, her mum is going viral after revealing her tragic last conversation with her daughter. And it’s heartbreaking, to say the least. Maddie had the greatest of plans for Christmas. She intended to put up a holiday tree while spending some memorable time with her roommates too on the night of December 5th, 2020.
However, she felt exhausted and drained that day, after completing a long and tiring shift at Brisbane’s dental surgery.point 223 |
On that note, she called up her mum as she was going home to chat about her morning ordeal.point 73 | This was her usual practice as being away from home wasn’t easy for many people, including her.point 158 | She even mentioned how she would go home and take an afternoon nap.point 213 |
However, little did anyone know that she would never wake up.point 51 | 1
Her mum, Ms.point 180 | Tibbotts confirmed to news outlets how her daughter sounded so exhausted.point 243 |
“I told her to go home and eat some lunch, before taking some rest.point 60 | That way, she would feel better,” she revealed.point 106 | However, after several hours of sleep, one of her flatmates popped into her room to check up on her.point 188 | And that’s when she stumbled upon the grim discovery.point 239 | 1
In light of her sudden death, her parents intend to raise awareness about epilepsy. Today, they mourn the loss of their beloved daughter.