A former teacher who studied at a Liverpool university visited A&E 28 times in the six months before she died.
Kimberley Drinnan, 35, suffered liver failure after taking a "significant quantity" of over-the-counter painkillers in September 2019, an inquest heard. She died on September 30, 2019, three days after being admitted to hospital following an "intentional overdose".
Three years on from her death, an inquest was held on October 5 at Bolton Coroner's Court, Manchester Evening News reports. The hearing heard how in the six months prior to her death, she visited the hospital's A&E department 28 times.
