Published:
10:28 AM March 12, 2021
Tallulla, 12, has been making wax melts to raise money for the Fetal Medicine Unit and Neonatal Unit at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital.
- Credit: Deborah Goddard
A young girl has raised over £200 for the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital as a thank you for looking after her mum and unborn sister who has been diagnosed with a rare brain condition.
Tallulla Pettit, 12, from Lowestoft, decided she wanted to make a positive difference during the most difficult time for her and her family.
Tallulla s mum, Deborah Goddard, 34, is currently 36 weeks pregnant and was told at her 12 week scan, that her unborn daughter, Jovie, may have down syndrome, a condition in which a person has one extra chromosome.
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Published:
4:59 PM March 11, 2021
An inquest into the death of Estrella Catalan was heard at Norfolk Coroner s Court on Thursday, March 11.
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A hugely loved Norwich nurse died after suffering a brain haemorrhage due to Covid-19, an inquest has heard.
An inquest was held into the death of Estrella Catalan at Norfolk Coroner s Court on Thursday, March 11.
Jacqueline Lake, senior coroner for Norfolk, said Mrs Catalan, who was born on August 9, 1968, in the Philippines, died on Friday, February 5.
In written evidence, her son Christian, a student nurse at the University of East Anglia, said he began working on Brundall Ward, at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, which was a red Covid ward, while his mum worked in the hospital s A&E department.