Dylan Robinson Funeral Expenses
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Early on the morning of 10th March Dylan Robinson was found in his bedroom not breathing and without a heartbeat. When the ambulance arrived he had a heartbeat, thanks to the CPR administered but he was still not breathing by himself so he was taken to hospital and put on life support.
This should have been a day of celebration as it was Dylans 17th Birthday but instead a day his parents will never forget.
The Doctors did all they could but he had no brain activity. They did many tests and provided all the support they could for the next couple of days but unfortunately there was nothing that they could do. His parents had to make a decision that no one should ever have to make: to turn off the life support.
Dylan had been diagnosed with diabetes a couple of years earlier he had to have multiple injections each day in order to stay healthy. Back at the beginning of the year he had some issues in his sleep from complications from his diabetes. One episode was severe and.luckily his dad had found him in time and they managed to get him to the hospital and stabilise him.
Dylan had said that if anything happened to him he wanted to be an organ donor, so his wishes have been respected. Out of this tragedy will come hope for others, a decision that sums up Dylan perfectly as he was kind and caring.
There is a funeral to organise and we are looking to the kindness of the community at large to ease the financial burden for his family and hopefully give him a send off that would make him smile, give his family and friends closure and opportunity to grieve that they need and allow his friends and family to pay their respects to him.
Dylan was a typical 16 year old loved by many. He will be sorely missed by all that knew him. Thank you for taking the time to read. Please give what you can ,
This should have been a day of celebration as it was Dylans 17th Birthday but instead a day his parents will never forget.
The Doctors did all they could but he had no brain activity. They did many tests and provided all the support they could for the next couple of days but unfortunately there was nothing that they could do. His parents had to make a decision that no one should ever have to make: to turn off the life support.
Dylan had been diagnosed with diabetes a couple of years earlier he had to have multiple injections each day in order to stay healthy. Back at the beginning of the year he had some issues in his sleep from complications from his diabetes. One episode was severe and.luckily his dad had found him in time and they managed to get him to the hospital and stabilise him.
Dylan had said that if anything happened to him he wanted to be an organ donor, so his wishes have been respected. Out of this tragedy will come hope for others, a decision that sums up Dylan perfectly as he was kind and caring.
There is a funeral to organise and we are looking to the kindness of the community at large to ease the financial burden for his family and hopefully give him a send off that would make him smile, give his family and friends closure and opportunity to grieve that they need and allow his friends and family to pay their respects to him.
Dylan was a typical 16 year old loved by many. He will be sorely missed by all that knew him. Thank you for taking the time to read. Please give what you can ,
Organizer
Nikita Taylor
Organizer
