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A 35-year-old mom of two died from water toxicity, a rare complication caused by her sodium levels dropping rapidly, while on vacation with her family

Ashley Summers, an mum of two tragically died after drinking too much water during a day out during a family day out. Now her family are trying to raise awareness of the vital signs

The condition is “very rare,” one doctor said.

Ashley Summers, 35, was on a getaway last month with her husband and two daughters to Lake Freeman, Indiana, when she began feeling unwell, putting it down to being dehydrated

One Indiana family’s vacation turned into a nightmare they still can't process -- all because Mom drank too much water?? Ashley Summers, a loving wife and

Medical experts say water toxicity happens when a person drinks too much water too fast. Some symptoms include feeling generally unwell, having muscle cramps and soreness, nausea and headaches.

Ashley Summers' husband desperately tried to save her life with CPR after she drank too much water in a short period of time.

She had reportedly drank nearly two litres of water in 20 minutes. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Indiana mom of two Ashley Summers died from water toxicity, a rare consequence of drinking too much water too quickly.

Ashley Summers, a 35-year-old daycare worker in Indiana died of water toxicity over the fourth of July weekend after guzzling roughly 64 ounces within just 20 minutes.