'She was amazing': Tributes to woman found dead in unit
"I'm broken, she was my best friend," he told the Bulletin. "She was amazing. She could do anything, she could accomplish anything." Ms Ramadan, who according to the family suffered from Functional Neurological Disorder, moved to the Gold Coast as the climate and health care was better for her medical condition. On Saturday night, her father sent photos of her niece's first birthday party. She had asked for them and said "thank you". Â Lordy Ramadan, who was found dead at a unit in the Sapphire At The Broadwater building at Labrador on the Gold Coast. Â Mr Ramadan said that was...
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