A 'beautiful and caring' mother who died unexpectedly on the morning of her wedding in Trinidad leaves behind her 10-year-old son who is now stranded in the country
A 'beautiful and caring' mother who died unexpectedly on the morning of her wedding in Trinidad leaves behind her 10-year-old son who is now stranded in the country. Nadia Joseph-Gosine from London tragically passed away in her sleep on December 7 from liver disease in the hours before her big day and her son Emari is now stuck over 4,00 miles from home, the Mirror reports.
She said: "She was a very entertaining person. She just wanted to be happy. A little firecracker. She was very beautiful. Absolutely stunning. And she loved life, loved to travel." He added: "I can’t stop being reminded of what happened. Seeing everything and still I’m in disbelief. After all that time we were finally getting married. We were preparing for the rest of our life and all of a sudden it gets taken away. It was the toughest thing."
Paramedics later spent 45 minutes trying to resuscitate her but she was sadly pronounced dead. Devon said: "It just happened all of a sudden. At least she didn’t have to suffer."
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