Family’s agony as they wait for answers over death of ‘very fit’ marathon runner, 24, who died days after coming back from holiday

A young municipal manager who died a few days after a Greek island holiday, a young municipal manager ‘was here for a minute and went a minute later,’ he said.

24 -year -old Georgia Taylor, a university graduate, ran the London marathon only four months ago and was in very form.

However, during a summer holiday in Zante, his leg began to pain.

The family went to Greece at the beginning of August and Georgia felt a ‘jealous pain’ in the right calf while going to a hill, although it appeared in a hill.

However, it was seen that he recovered after taking painkillers and applying ibuprofen gel.

However, when he returned to the village of Gwaelod-y-Garth near Cardiff, the leg problem continued.

On the day he would start physiotherapy, he was seriously ill and he was taken to Wales University Hospital, where he died with his family early on the morning of August 21st.

His family suspected that he had developed deep vein thrombosis (DVT) that may have begun after his flight to Zante in August.

Georgia from Gwaelod-G-Garth in Wales died in the early hours of August 21st after a week trip to Greece’s Zante Island

The cause of death of the 24 -year -old young person has not yet become certain. Photograph with some friends here

However, they still say they expect exact answers.

His mother Nicola the Daily Mail told the following: ‘Very difficult; He was here for a minute and went a minute later.

‘We are still waiting to learn the cause of death, but we think we know what happened.

‘They started an investigation and there may be an investigation, so we don’t want to say anything until I learn all the facts.’

If Georgia is proved to have died from the DVT, this will emerge question marks on medical treatment, as it can be treated relatively easily with clot melting drugs.

The autopsy was performed and it was understood that the tragedy was reported to Glamorgan Forensic Medicine.

His mother, father John and his 21 -year -old brother, Joe, are still shocked and they have difficulty in accepting the pain of losing Georgia, who is never sick or sick.

The family said that Georgia went to an appointment around 6 August in the evening, but she should go to her mother and hurry and go to the hospital because she had to hurry and go to the hospital.

Nicola told Walesonline: ‘We entered there and everything happened very quickly.’

Georgia had a ‘contagious laugh’ and loved to live life full of life; to go to parties and have a good time with friends

Parents Nicola and John described the ones as ‘terrible’ and ‘unimaginable pain’.

They said: ‘It was so sudden that we were completely denied. And it is still up to a certain degree. ‘

The couple woke up every morning and said, ‘How did this happen’ and ‘What will we do without our beautiful daughter today’.

Georgia was described by his family as one ‘always very good and healthy’ and ‘one with’ who rarely gets permission or has any discomfort ‘.

At the time of the appearance of symptoms, he was not thought to have any medical problems, he did not use any medication and ‘he was not sick’; ‘He’s never been sick or sick’.

Georgia’s brother Joe said that his sister had many talents, liked to ski and run, and completed the London Marathon in memory of her grandfather at the beginning of this year.

He added that he did not make any trials against others’ and ‘everyone gets along with him’.

Before running the London Marathon in April, Georgia shared in LinkedIn: ‘I will run to support pancreatic cancer.

‘This case is incredibly close to my heart.’

Nicola described Georgia as ‘a lot of friends like a completely contagious laughter’ and ‘a lot of friends’ and ‘always very happy’, which ‘illuminating the room’.

Before his death, Georgia continued his career at Dow Jones in London after a successful internship in 2021 after graduating from the University of Reading with a diploma in the field of business and consumer marketing.

More than 900 people attended Georgia’s funeral on September 25th.

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Other family members praised Georgia on Facebook and described him as ‘beautiful’ and ‘cheerful’.

His brother Joe Taylor said he had many abilities, liked to ski and run, and completed the London Marathon in memory of his grandfather at the beginning of the year.

More than 900 people attended Georgia’s funeral on September 25; This was a proof of his ‘kindness’

In a heartfelt letter, his cousin Danielle Hillberg said that he “loves every second” as he grew up with him, and told him how he hated the idea of ​​having to get old without him. “

He said: ‘When you meet you in this world, there is not only one person who does not want to have a friend.

‘You have enlightened every room you entered, and the party only started when you did it.

‘You have experienced more lives than in the short 24 years you spent with us, most people lived in 70 years.

‘I promise you, George, I will not accept anything as it is, and I will not live life for you every day. Say yes to everything and don’t be disturbed by small things.

‘Although there are many things that I don’t know how to do it, how to visit or listen to it, because being without you is very painful, I promise I will do it and I will do it for you.’

One of Georgia’s other cousins ​​wrote Chelsey Taylor: ‘My beautiful cheerful cousin, my daughter is always and forever.’

His aunt Jandanee Taylor shared: ‘My beautiful nephew, we never stop talking about you, we love you Georgia.’