A mother is heartbroken after her attorney daughter and son-in-law succumbed to Covid-19 two weeks apart, leaving behind their seven-week-old baby and two dogs.
Describing Sheena and Craig's relationship, Webb said on Thursday: “They loved each other immensely. They were an amazing and beautiful power couple. Today is her birthday. She passed away six days before her birthday.”“It was all sudden, because she gave birth in July. She and Craig took tests so that he could be allowed into the ward ... and they were both negative.“She went to the doctor and it was diagnosed as a bladder infection. Then she was booked into ICU for pneumonia and Covid-19.
“Craig was admitted on July 12 and passed away on July 27. He was diagnosed with Covid-19 and pneumonia,” said Webb. The two are survived by their baby. “We are trying to work out guardianship with Craig's family, who are now looking after the baby,” she said. Their two dogs, Chance and Stella, are in the process of being rehomed together by Husky Rescue. “The dogs don’t know what’s going on because their people have been away from home for so long.”
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