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The incident happened at about 5:26 p.m. Thursday after Milly "put on her pink Peppa Pig boots, gave her mommy a hug and our spunky, blue eyed, sweet little dimpled, five-year-old darling set out to play in the snow with the biggest smile on her face," her obituary says. It had snowed about 6 inches that day.

She was taken to a hospital, where she died.

A devastated family are desperate for answers after their 'amazing' five-year-old girl died suddenly after catching what they thought was just a tummy bug.

Isabella Grace Docherty, known as Bella, 5, passed away suddenly only hours after falling ill and collapsing in her home in Newarthill, North Lanarkshire.

The five-year-old's mother, Pamela Little, explained that the family believed 'it was nothing majorly concerning' and that Bella was feeling unwell from a vomiting bug.

Pamela mentioned how the spirited young girl was still asking for food and was even 'bossing' her family around.

However, at around 4am after Bella's father Brian took her downstairs after she was struggling to sleep in her bed, she threw up suddenly and collapsed on the floor.

A family has been left heartbroken after a 'beautiful' young woman collapsed and died suddenly in her father's arms despite his best efforts to try and save her life.

Libbey Peverall, who was just 20-years-old, was not known to have any underlying health conditions when she suddenly passed away in traumatic scenes at her family home in West Drayton, Greater London last Monday.

Libbey, who had aspirations of becoming a beautician, was described as loved by all who knew her - and her shocking death on February 20 has devastated her parents and brother.

Penny was a model of grace, positivity and courage. Diagnosed with neurofibromatosis (NF1) as an infant, Penny never let this define her or hold her back. She lived her life "Walking on

Within hours, Lauren’s symptoms worsened to include rapid breathing and confusion. Sarah urgently drove her to the emergency department.

Lauren died on December 11, just six days after being admitted to hospital.

Regan was good at caring for people, which led her to pursue a career in nursing. Regan worked her way up from a CNA to a CMA, and then in May of 2022 became a Licensed Practical Nurse. She worked at Colby Health and Rehab and was continuing her studies at Colby Community College to receive her Associates Degree in Nursing and to become a Registered Nurse.