Heartbroken Warwickshire parents are demanding answers after their 'incredible child' died hours after they say doctors diagnosed her with constipation. Craig and Josie Greenhalgh took their daughter Annabel to A&E at Warwick Hospital after she complained of abdominal pain. Having been told she had constipation, she was discharged from hospital and sent home, her parents say.
But, tragically, the following morning, Craig found his eleven-year-old daughter unresponsive at their home in Warwick and dialled 999. Paramedics tried to resuscitate her but Annabel was pronounced dead at the scene. She died just weeks after starting at Alcester Grammar School and her tragic death was mourned not only within the school but the wider community at St Chad’s Church in Bishop’s Tachbrook.
READ MORE: Coventry driver charged with murder over deaths of cyclist Joel Carriedo and pedestrian Leo Moran READ MORE: Join the free CoventryLive WhatsApp community Now an inquest into the popular schoolgirl’s death is due to start on Friday (June 14) at Coventry Coroners’ Court. Ahead of the hearing, her heartbroken parents Craig and Josie have spoken of the “gaping hole” Annabel’s death has left in their lives. "Annabel was an incredible child and loved by all who met her," said Josie, who is 45.
"She was gentle, phenomenally bright, creative, fun and always inclusive of everyone. "She absolutely loved her music, her fashion, her art, her friends, and her beloved cat Reuben. She was our g.
