Heartbreack as 'beautiful' mum, 31, who felt unwell after returning from holiday died 'suddenly'

A 'beautiful' mum who was planning her wedding and had 'so many plans' died after feeling unwell on her return from a family holiday.

Ashleigh de Andrade had returned home to Southport, Merseyside, from a getaway at a Haven holiday park in North Wales when she began feeling poorly. The mum-of-three woke up in a sweat and had a high temperature after going for a lie down on April 26.

The mental health nursing student was rushed to hospital and suffered several seizures before being put into an induced coma. She sadly died later that day. Ashleigh is survived by her fiancé Jordan Nimmo and three sons Jacob, 12, Noah, 10, and Lewi, three.

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Friend Lauren Guest, 25, told the Liverpool ECHO Ashleigh was "absolutely fine" in the weeks before her death. She said: "It was all really quick and sudden so it makes it even more devastating.

"They came back on Sunday (April 23) after being away with her three boys and partner. She didn't feel too good so she went up to bed for a little sleep. Her partner woke her up a few hours later.

"She was sweating. He took her to hospital to get checked and she had a couple of seizures in hospital."

Lauren said Ashleigh is believed to have suffered from a bleed on the brain and meningitis. Lauren and friends who met Ashleigh at Edge Hill University, where she was in her second year studying to become a mental health nurse, have set up a Gofundme page to support partner Jordan and her children.

Paying tribute, Lauren said Ashleigh talked about her three sons all the time who were her "pride and joy". The mum-of-three was in the process of planning her wedding before she died.

Lauren said: "I don't even think there's enough