Hospitalized, she wishes a good evening in video to her companion … He will not see her alive again

He will see his companion alive for the last time on Facetime. Hospitalized for a few days, Allison Lawlor, 49, had lost his memory. Which is a common situation for Paul Gallacher, his partner. Indeed, Allison Lawlor suffered from a functional neurological disorder for a long time, reports the Liverpool EchoQuoted by Mirror in his October 19, 2022 post. On the night of July 24 this year, Woolton native Allison Lawlor spoke with Paul via video call. She had announced to her partner that she “was better“. Allison Lawlor had been unable to make such a call during the week of her hospitalization.

An hour after receiving the call from his companion, Paul Gallacher receives another call. This last call tells him devastating news. Paul then learns that his companion has “gone wrong“. The doctors then announce to Paul that Allison Lawlor is died from a pulmonary embolism and that she had also suffered brain damage. Paul had planned to visit his partner in the hospital the day after the call, but he will not see his companion alive again.

She had long suffered from a devastating illness

A few years after getting marriedAllison was beginning to suffer from non-epileptic seizures. She also felt an almost complete numbness in her body. Paul says that his companion could not neither eat nor drink, nor go to the toilet without assistance. After many trips to the hospital and consultations with a few specialists, Allison was finally diagnosed with a functional neurological disorder. According to Paul who currently lives in Allerton, Allison was “a very kind person with a beautiful heart who made whatever she could to help others“.