A nurse who spent 12 years at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital died suddenly on Christmas Eve after suffering “some sort of seizure”.
Ashley Denness, 34, was in the Whitsunday Islands and spent the morning catching crabs before she collapsed and died.
He was rushed to hospital, having another seizure on the way, while emergency services tried to revive him for 45 minutes but were unable to do so.
Friends and family immediately set up a GoFundMe to house Ashley from where she was vacationing with her partner’s family.
Ashley Denness spent 12 years of her career at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. GoFundMe
“Ash was a loving daughter, loving sister and sister-in-law, adoring life partner, fun aunt, reliable friend, an amazing nurse and co-worker and loving mother to her fur babies. He embodies everything you need and want in a person,” the GoFundMe said.
“He made everything feel so easy and like home. Ash is the sparkle in every room. He just had that presence about him. The aura he gave off. You know he is the epitome of goodness.”
Ashley is described as someone who can make a huge difference in people’s lives – even if they’ve only known her for five minutes.
Denness is believed to have died of a seizure. GoFundMe
He spent 12 years working in RPA’s neonatal intensive care unit, before recently joining the Neonatal and Pediatric Intensive Care Transport Service.
Her work has not gone unnoticed, with many donating money to GoFundMe and talking about their experiences with Ashley.
Another said: “I am so saddened by the loss of Ashley. His energy, warmth and dedication to his work made a lasting impression on NETS, and he will be greatly missed by all of us. My condolences to his family and loved ones at this time.”
“Lovely Ash, thank you for helping us through the scariest time of our lives, being our unexpected journey in the RPA NICU. The world is a poorer place without you in it. Deepest love and condolences to your family and friends,” said one.
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Source: thtrangdai.edu.vn/en/
