Death; Dianna Mitchell Halifax, NS has died by tragic cardiac arrest
Dianna “Julie” Mitchell Halifax, NS has died. She passed away from a tragic cardiac arrest after being on life support. The news of her death was discovered on social media. During this sad time, kindly remember this special family in your prayers and thoughts. Please reach out if you need to; I want everyone to know they are not alone in coping with this tragedy! Show kindness and give your loved ones a slightly closer hug.
Dianna’s Cause of Death
The support that our friends, family, and community have given us during this extremely trying time is beyond words. As many of you are aware, Dianna Mitchell had a cardiac event last weekend and is currently being kept on life support at the Halifax hospital. Dianna’s heart had stopped several times before she was taken by life flight. Regretfully, following a battery of tests, we discovered that Dianna’s brain had been depleted of oxygen for too long, resulting in irreversible brain damage. Her family has been enduring excruciating pain and sadness. Dianna was a generous, giving, and compassionate person throughout her life, and she will carry on giving by donating her organs.
She is surrounded by relatives and friends here in Halifax. She and her family have received amazing care. Words cannot tell you how appreciative they are. After everything is in order, Dianna remained on life support and be comforted by loved ones until the donor team came to take her in. Her family is in complete disarray. They have had a lot going on, with ups and downs. Although they know that this will reach the people we care about and the people who care about Dianna, they realize that this may not be the greatest venue to share this. Everyone will be informed as soon as preparations are finalized. Love your people, express gratitude, and treat each other with kindness.
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Her funeral arrangements and obituary will be announced by her family.
