'It really shook a lot of people - how could it happen to somebody like this?'
Caption: I lost my sister to a brain haemorrhage As cliched as it sounds, Natalie Moss was ‘living the dream’ when her life was struck tragically short at the age of just 26. She had moved to London from Manchester and was working as a merchandiser for Karen Millen, making new friends and enjoying city life. But the one day she was struck down by an excruciating headache. Sitting in the audience of a live Greg James Radio 1 show, Natalie fell sick out of nowhere and had to be rushed to hospital.
Called the Natalie Kate Moss Trust, their aim was to to raise money for research and treatment and to teach people of the risks. Fiona recommends everyone get used to checking themselves from the age of 16 upwards as part of their regular health and wellbeing routine . High blood pressure is easily treatable through lifestyle changes or medication, but if people aren’t checking themselves, they could potentially be in danger.
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