Teen, 17, who 'couldn't wait to be mum' dies day after planned gender reveal party

A 17-year-old girl named Summer Rose Miles tragically passed away from a spontaneous brain haemorrhage just one day after a gender reveal party for her unborn baby. The baby was delivered while the mother was on life support but did not survive, leaving the family devastated.
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The story highlights the rarity and tragedy of spontaneous medical emergencies in young, healthy individuals, drawing public sympathy.
A teenage girl tragically died just one day after a planned gender reveal for her unborn baby. Summer Rose Miles, 17, collapsed at home and suffered a catastrophic brain haemorrhage on Thursday (July 9), before an air ambulance critical care team rushed to the scene before she was driven to hospital . There, while on life support, on what should have been the day of a gender reveal celebration, she delivered her tiny baby, who was born sleeping. The mum-to-be had emergency surgery but the damage to her brain stem was too severe. Her loved ones were then forced to say the hardest goodbye of their lives. Her devastated older sister, Chloe Jade, has now started a GoFundMe page to help heartbroken parents, Mandy and Scott Miles, pay for a funeral they could never have imagined having to organise.
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