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A teenage girl who 'lit up the room' and dreamed of being a teacher has died of sepsis brought on by a rare condition which saw her ovaries become twisted. Paige Jacobsen, 15, of Prescot, Merseyside, became gravely ill when she developed an infection caused by Ovarian Torsion, a painful condition that cuts off blood supply to the organs. Paige was rushed to Whiston Hospital in the early hours of December 3 as she was feeling unwell in the night. While she was on her way to hospital, she was put on a ventilator but she suffered two cardiac arrests. However, as she being taken to Alder Hey Chil...

Paige leaves behind mum Leanne dad Colin and siblings Ellie-Jo, Reece and Ava. Deb said: "Paige was funny and made you laugh. She was kind and would sometimes tell my daughter off for being cheeky, she was a bit old-headed. "She was one of those really funny children, I just loved having her around, she was like a fifth child to me. "My family loved her, she is just such a loss. She wanted to be a teacher and was also going to do a hair and beauty course. "Paige was very bright and in all the top sets, but she never bragged about it, she was very clever."

Girl, 15, will 'live on in people's hearts' after dying from rare condition Hundreds of tributes were paid to Paige Jacobson who 'made everyone smile' Updated Paige Jacobson, 15, from Prescot (Image: Family handout) Tributes have poured in for a 15-year-old girl who died of a rare condition, with loved ones saying she "will live on in people's hearts". Paige Jacobson, from Prescot, "lit up the room" and made "everyone smile", a close family friend said. The Prescot High School student had dreams of being a teacher but sadly died after she became seriously unwell on December 3, having devel...