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Facebook collect taken without permission of Chris Fensome with her new husband Andy Bennetts. See News Team story NTIBRIDE; A newlywed died on her honeymoon of a suspected heart attack believed to have been caused by eating FISH - just 10 days after getting married. Chris Fensome, 54, was on a dream trip to Mexico with her husband Andy Bennetts when she became ill during the night on September 27. Her children have been told the evening before she died Chris ate fish, thought to have contained high levels of mercury, which may have led to her organs shutting down. It is the second tragedy to hit the family after they lost their dad Craig in 2004, who was killed in a hit-and-run at the age of 41. Her three children Brad, 33, Rich, 30 and Hayley, 29, say their mother struggled to get over the loss until meeting Andy seven years ago.
Facebook collect taken without permission of Chris Fensome with her new husband Andy Bennetts. See News Team story NTIBRIDE; A newlywed died on her honeymoon of a suspected heart attack believed to have been caused by eating FISH - just 10 days after getting married. Chris Fensome, 54, was on a dream trip to Mexico with her husband Andy Bennetts when she became ill during the night on September 27. Her children have been told the evening before she died Chris ate fish, thought to have contained high levels of mercury, which may have led to her organs shutting down. It is the second tragedy to hit the family after they lost their dad Craig in 2004, who was killed in a hit-and-run at the age of 41. Her three children Brad, 33, Rich, 30 and Hayley, 29, say their mother struggled to get over the loss until meeting Andy seven years ago.

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Fazia apenas 10 dias que Christine Fensome, 54 anos, estava casada com Andy Bennetts, 58 anos, quando uma tragédia fez com que ele ficasse viúvo na viagem de lua de mel. Os dois foram comemorar o casamento em uma das praias do México e decidiram jantar. Pediram o cardápio e ela escolheu um peixe. No dia seguinte, ela estava morta.

Segundo o irmão de Christine, James Bowyer, 49, os médicos disseram à família que ela foi contaminada com uma toxina de um plâncton. “Não há como detectar isso e não há tratamento efetivo. Dessa forma, não teria como Christine ter sobrevivido”, contou James ao The Sun.

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Christine deixou, além do novo marido, três filhos. “Ela amava a vida. Tentou ser pai e mãe para gente. Não podemos ficar em luto porque não sabemos qual a causa ou como ela morreu de verdade”, disse uma das filhas. “Ela não teve o final que mereceu pelo que deu em vida. Agora, vai ter um funeral que mereça”, completou.

 
Créditos: Metrópoles

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