A 'loving' mother-of-six who had studied to become a lawyer died after becoming addicted to the drug spice.
11.04.2022 - 20:19 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
A five-year-old girl with an extremely rare condition has ‘gained her angel wings’ after battling cancer three times.
Holly Prince, from Hindley in Wigan, was just three years old when she was diagnosed with Bloom Syndrome - a rare disorder that around 300 people worldwide suffer from. There is no cure for the condition.
People with the condition can be of unusually small size, have sensitivity to sunlight, immune system deficiencies and an extraordinarily high risk of developing cancer. The average life expectancy is 27.
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Holly’s family announced she had passed away on Friday night (April 8). In a Facebook post on Saturday, her family posted: “Holly passed away peacefully last night at 8pm. She fought til the end and is now at peace.
“In life we loved you dearly, In death we love you still. In our hearts you hold a place, no one else will ever fill. Fly high our beautiful angel. Holly Olivia Prince 02/12/16 - 08/04/22.”
Speaking to the Manchester Evening News earlier this year, dad Mark Prince explained how Holly had developed a rare kidney cancer following her Bloom Syndrome diagnosis. She had to undergo several rounds of chemotherapy and was declared cancer-free last summer before doctors discovered the tumour had returned just weeks later.
Family friend Chris Paxford raised more than £5,000 after climbing Mount Kilimanjaro in February to help raise funds for the Prince family. It was also hoped that Holly and her family would be able to visit Chicago later this year to meet other 'Bloomies' from all over the world.
Adding to the tributes were the Tallia School of Dance, based in Atherton, which posted on Facebook:
A 'loving' mother-of-six who had studied to become a lawyer died after becoming addicted to the drug spice.
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Manchester Evening News, he had been attending the ‘MK- Return to Manchester’ where DJ MK was performing, on Friday night (April 8).On Sunday (April 10) police confirmed that he had died. Neither his identity nor a cause of his death have been revealed at this time.A post shared by MK (@marckinchen)“Officers were called to a report of a death of a male at a hospital this morning,” Greater Manchester Police confirmed.They continued: “A male in his 20s was taken ill at Warehouse Project in the city centre in the early hours on Saturday (9 April) and taken to hospital where he sadly died on Sunday afternoon.”Authorities also told the Manchester Evening News that an investigation had been launched and that although enquiries were ongoing, the man’s death was not being treated as suspicious at this time.“We have been made aware that in the early hours of Saturday morning, a young male in his mid-twenties was presented by WHP security to the on-site medical team during their event at Depot Mayfield,” a spokesperson for The Warehouse Project said.They added: “Having assessed his condition an ambulance was called and he was sent to hospital.
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