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Doctors sent the deceased girl away.
She is only seven years old when she dies. If the doctors had taken the girl seriously, she might still be alive today.
When the phone rings, Lynette Polmear suspects nothing wrong. But when the school secretariat answers, the mother listens: her daughter Esmee has collapsed. Immediately, the parents make their way to her. When they arrive in the classroom, they can only helplessly watch the paramedics as they desperately try to revive the little girl.
Esmee is just seven years old that day. She dies of a sudden cardiac arrest, the paramedics can not do anything for her anymore, but the doctors have it. Previously, the girl was already in treatment with several doctors. She was always sent home, her complaints dismissed as mentally.
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Esmee is dead today. Her parents can not express their grief. Already at the beginning of the week, the seven-year-old was to be hospitalized . But the doctors rejected it as a waste of time.
The girl had lost weight within a very short time, breathing was difficult. Again and again her parents bring her to the doctor. But this plays down the complaints. He calms the girl and sends it home.
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Esmee's parents were hands tied. Although they knew something was wrong, they could not help their daughter. They can not believe the death of their little girl. If the doctors had not rejected her, Esmee might still be alive today.
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The funeral has yet to wait, the exact cause of death will be examined in the next few weeks. Friends of the family have created a crowdfunding site to raise money for the memorial service. Within a very short time, seven times the amount achieved has already been donated. That the little girl had to die because doctors rejected her is a fate that also moves strangers.
At a fund-raising festival, colorful balloons are sent to heaven to commemorate Esmee. It should be a happy celebration for a happy little girl who died too soon.
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