Charity secures bereavement suite
The mother of a 14 year-old boy who died suddenly has been reflecting on the tragedy a year later.
Jake Watson suffered a severe asthma attack on 19 September last year, and passed away in hospital a short time afterward.
A charity set up in his name has since campaigned for more support to be made available to families immediately after a bereavement.
Last week, Noble's Hospital and Hospice Isle of Man launched a new service aimed at 'signposting' families through losing loved ones.
Leanna Watson remembers the first steps she had to take after her son's death:
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