Goldie"s Official Cause of death is DVT, this is some information on it, meanwhile I am only posting this as an educative measure. DVT is DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS. Meaning a blood clot in the large veins in the thighs or the lower legs. When for any reasons such clots break loose, they may travel to any part of the body such as the brain, lungs or heart. Where ever they hit, they'll block off oxygen from getting through. If it hits the brain for example, it will lead to cerebral ischemia, whereby brain cells die very quickly and of course, we are facing massive stroke in such patients. Where clinical intervention is not rapid, death follows rapidly. When such clots hit the lungs, we say such patients threw a P/E. Pulmonary embolism.


Lungs got occluded, starved of oxygen and oxygenated blood and of course Death within a short while. Same thing for the clot in the heart. This syndrome is peculiar to older people, but can hit younger people too. Those who are genetically disposed to it, those who smoke or who are on birth control pills or estrogen for menopausal syndrome are susceptible to it. Also, those who are couch potato or immobile are prone to DVT.


Reading the news about her death, I had suspected it was DVT. My candid advise is for long distance travellers to take 75 or 81mg of Aspirin before boarding and to do leg exercise if they can't move about in the plane . Aspirin is a blood thinner. I will rather risk the temporary discomfort of Ulcer than a DVT. Besides, the 75 or 81mg is a low dose aspirin. It could have saved her life. People should encourage doctors to do their CBC and Pt/ Ptt and the dimer test to see if they are prone to this syndrome. May God rest her soul!

I copied and pasted, that's the reason the narrative is in first person. I got the bc this morning and decided to share, special attention should be paid to the cheap remedy especially for frequent cross continent travellers.

I will get names of medicines with aspirin in them. Others can help too.

The list is quite long so here is the link http://www.robinbergermd.com/patient-info/list-of-aspirin-and-aspirin-related-drugs/

We v seen this report. We are waiting for other reports.

Thanks for this useful information

Popowaa: Thanks for this useful information

you are welcome.

Ok..thanks

It all makes sense, I also suspected the same; however, what remains questionable is how come it official seemingly without any declaration from a credible source, abi OP na you performed her autopsy or na me no read correct?

Ginger is also a blood thinner can it replace the aspirin

tashanja: It all makes sense, I also suspected the same; however, what remains questionable is how come it official seemingly without any declaration from a credible source, abi OP na you performed her autopsy or na me no read correct?

haba, no be me o! I said it was bbm broadcast to me.

Padena: Ginger is also a blood thinner can it replace the aspirin

definitely