THE Brit mum held in Dubai over a Facebook insult was accused of contributing to her ex’s death with a string of vitriolic emails. Laleh Shahravesh, 55, held for five days after she flew in for Pedro dos Santos’ funeral, is back in Richmond, Surrey. 'Horse' insult Brit mum Laleh Shahravesh reunited with teenage daughter in emotional scenes at Heathrow airport after being held in Dubai His niece Ana Sofia Silva says stress from her abuse helped spark his fatal heart attack at 51. And widow Samah, 42, wept as she said Laleh had sent three years of vile emails, one hoping that they “died of Aids”. She described the torrent of abusive emails she had received from Laleh right up until her late husband died from a heart attack last month aged just 51. Samah told The Sun on Sunday: ''I loved Pedro and we were happy together but Laleh made the few years we had together a nightmare. "She is painting a picture of a mother facing jail for just sending one message on … [Read more...] about Brit mum arrested in Dubai for calling ex’s new lover a ‘horse’ on Facebook accused of ‘contributing to ex’s death with abusive emails’
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Teenage daughter given painkillers for bad back was riddled with cancer
When Elisha Furneaux complained of having back problems, her family thought it was because she had a new job as a trainee nursery nurse. They innocently thought that bending down to pick up the children was the source of the teenager's pain. But when it didn't get any better they took Elisha to the doctor, who, they said, prescribed painkillers. Frustrated by several trips to the doctor without anything getting any better, it was decided that an X-ray should be ordered. But, as her devastated family found out, it was too late. What the family thought would be a slipped disc or back injury was diagnosed as a rare form of cancer called undifferentiated soft tissue sarcoma. Six-and-a-half months later, Elisha died aged just 17. Emma says: "Before she got the results from the X-ray, Elisha collapsed at home as the tumour had broken through her vertebrae and was in her spine. Everyone was so shocked and in disbelief. "You just don't expect cancer when your child has been fit and healthy and … [Read more...] about Teenage daughter given painkillers for bad back was riddled with cancer
Mum says daughter was so traumatised by ‘practice baby’ she now never wants kids
A mum-of-four has revealed what happened when her teenage daughter had to look after a robot baby - with disastrous results. Faced with the stark realities of motherhood, 14-year-old Olivia was left sleep deprived and crying for help from her mum at 3am. The teen had opted to take the early childhood education course instead of engineering because she thought it would be easier. And one of the course projects was to look after baby simulation doll William. Mum Lawren Galloway, 38, shared a funny Facebook post about the experience, which led to the teen's plight being shared across the US. Many parents saying the class should be compulsory to prepare adolescents for parenthood in later life. Lawren wrote: "Meet William. He’s Olivia’s interactive baby assignment for her Early Childhood Education Class. "Now, meet Olivia with William. She’s had him since Friday night. She is absolutely exhausted and ready to quit the class and give William back. Maybe even throw him … [Read more...] about Mum says daughter was so traumatised by ‘practice baby’ she now never wants kids
British family refused entry to New Zealand because daughter has Down’s syndrome
A family hoping to move to New Zealand had their dreams shattered when their teenage daughter was denied a visa - because she has Down's syndrome. Nilani, 52, and Nagarajah Suhinthan, 53, applied for visas for themselves and their three daughters, Tanya, 19, Bumikka, 15, and Saumia, 14, to live in New Zealand after Nilani was offered a job there. But despite being offered a place at a New Zealand college, Bummika was denied a visa by Immigration New Zealand (INZ). The 15-year-old, who has Down's syndrome, was told she does not have an "acceptable standard of health" and giving her a visa would likely "impose significant costs" on health and education services. Her parents and sisters, on the other hand, all received visas to live and study in Auckland. The family decided to move after Mrs Suhinthan was headhunted for an $140,000 (£74,000) IT consultant job there. But despite the family offering to pay for the extra support their daughter would need in school, Immigration New … [Read more...] about British family refused entry to New Zealand because daughter has Down’s syndrome
Footballers’ Lives with Scott Irvine: Someone else will suffer a serious head injury like I did. My family didn’t want me to play again but their support is unbelievable
Footballers' Lives with Scott Irvine: Someone else will suffer a serious head injury like I did. My family didn't want me to play again but their support is unbelievable BelfastTelegraph.co.uk In the latest edition of our popular series, former Larne favourite Scott Irvine discusses battling back from the horrific collision that has left him fearful of someone meeting a worse fate https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/sport/football/irish-league/footballers-lives-with-scott-irvine-someone-else-will-suffer-a-serious-head-injury-like-i-did-my-family-didnt-want-me-to-play-again-but-their-support-is-unbelievable-37938974.html https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/sport/football/article37938969.ece/96cd8/AUTOCROP/h342/2019-03-22_spo_48915875_I2.JPG Email In the latest edition of our popular series, former Larne favourite Scott Irvine discusses battling back from the horrific collision that has left him fearful of someone meeting a worse fate Q: How did your football career start? A: I … [Read more...] about Footballers’ Lives with Scott Irvine: Someone else will suffer a serious head injury like I did. My family didn’t want me to play again but their support is unbelievable