Mum's warning after daughter's death at Creamfields Festival
The mum of a 25-year-old woman who died after falling ill at Creamfields has issued a stark warning to others about taking drugs.
"From this, these youngsters need to realise that drugs are serious. It's not something that you should just take. Lucy has paid the ultimate price by losing her life." Her cousin Kasey Counsell, who travelled to Creamfields with Lucy on the Thursday, said Lucy was "really disorientated, really confused" and realised from her behaviour that "something was wrong."
Lucy was struggling to breathe, and went into cardiac arrest as doctors prepared a ventilation tube. She was resuscitated, and taken by ambulance to Warrington Hospital's ICU. Her friend Daniel Humphries told the inquest: "When we were at Creamfields, people were selling drugs around the tents. They were easy to get hold of."
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