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Abe Maddison

Listen to family: stroke victim 'could have been saved'

Adelaide librarian Kate Sylvia died of a brain bleed and clot after being diagnosed with a migraine. (PR IMAGE PHOTO)

A coroner has urged medical authorities to listen to the concerns of parents, after ruling that the death of a stroke patient diagnosed with a migraine could have been prevented.

Kate Sylvia, 32, a school librarian at Adelaide's Pembroke College, had messaged her parents on December 2, 2021, stating: "sorry, migraine pain. Agony, dying on the bathroom floor".

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