Sharleen Cable, known as Charley, excelled at school and was described by her dad as 'happy and bubbly'.
A young woman left devastated by the loss of her mum to Covid-19 tragically died from complications of a suicide attempt made several months before. Sharleen Cable, known as Charley, excelled as a pupil at St Mary's school and was described by her dad as 'happy and bubbly'.
He said: “She was a happy little girl, bubbly and laughing all the time. She had a normal childhood. She had a good school life but she spent most of her spare time indoors and did not have many friends. Sharleen went to St Mary’s School where she got top grades. She was a smart young lady and never got into trouble.”
The arrangement worked well until her mum contracted Covid-19 and sadly died in April 2020. The tragedy triggered a deterioration in her mental health as she struggled to cope with the loss of her mum. Mr Cable said: “Sharleen took it really hard.” Ms Grainger explained that a package addressed to Sharleen arrived on Friday, August 14, 2020. It had a label warning that the contents were dangerous to the environment and another client had also told staff that Sharleen had said she intended to commit suicide by ingesting the contents.
“I called the mental health response service who said I shouldn’t withhold the item if she has capacity but we also have a policy to do so if there is a risk of self-harm. I spent a lot of time with her that day carrying out activities to try and distract her.” “I shouted if she was okay and Sharleen told me to go away. But I was concerned and went in and saw her on the floor with a bottle of product."
She said: “I felt that Sharleen was stable and normal I felt it was safe for her to having the cleaning product back. You have to give them their independence and show them trust.”
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