Natasha Hamilton arrived at her mum's care home room just seconds after she'd passed away, after having to wait for a Covid test result.
A woman missed being with her mother when she died in a care home by seconds because of Covid restrictions during the pandemic, an inquiry has heard.
Her mother Anne Duke, who had dementia, died on November 13, 2021 and her cause of death was given as Alzheimer’s and pneumonia. She had been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s aged 56 in 2014 and was admitted into a care home in 2018. She told the inquiry she did not have a chance to say a final goodbye to her mother as she was “waiting her turn” while her father and sister were in the room.
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