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Girl, 2, dies after falling into pond on Christmas Day
Isobel's family launched a fundraiser that raised over £18,000 to cover funeral and counseling costs while preparing for her unborn sibling's arrival.
- A two-year-old girl in Doncaster was found in a garden pond after wandering from family celebrations, and Isobel died following the fall at the Doncaster home.
- The pond was a temporary fixture in the garden after the family recently moved while renovating their 'forever home' in Doncaster, and the temporary fence was bypassed by Isobel.
- Relatives immediately began CPR and called emergency services, and paramedics took the toddler to hospital where she was pronounced dead shortly after.
- Abigail Maxwell launched a GoFundMe to cover funeral costs, raising over 18,000 from over 700 donations, supporting Tamara and Aaron, who are expecting a baby in July next year.
- Loved ones called for community help to fund a memorial fairy garden, with Abigail Maxwell stating `I just really want to do everything I can to take any pressure off for them with regards to funeral costs, counselling, being out of work etc`.
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It was called Isobel Wallace the two-year-old girl drowned in the pond of the garden of the house, on Christmas day. The news is given by the Guardian. We are in Doncaster, South Yorkshire and according to the family, the little girl was playing with her cousin before disappearing from the sight of relatives for a few seconds. Fatal seconds, in which Isobel fell into the pond that is in the garden of the house. Tamara Wallace, Isobel's mom, wrot…
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Girl, two, dies in Christmas Day tragedy after falling into garden pond
Isobel's friends and family have started a fundraiser to aid her pregnant mum
·Coventry, United Kingdom
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- 36% of the sources are Center, 36% of the sources lean Right
36% Right
L 28%
C 36%
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