Grandmother Dies from Rabies After Beach Scratch

0:00On March 4th, a 59-year-old grandmother from Barnsley died from rabies after a stray dog scratched her during a beach holiday in Morocco last. February, Ivonne Ford startled the animal under her sun lounger, suffering just a minor injury with no bleeding. She cleaned it herself and carried on with her trip. Four months later, on June 2nd, she sought help for intense headaches, nausea, trouble-moving and confusion. Admitted to Barnsley Hospital the next day, her condition worsened quickly. A psychiatrist there suspected rabies, leading to her transfer to an infectious disease unit in Sheffield. Her family shared their heartbreak at the inquest, describing the rapid decline as deeply traumatic. They washed helplessly as she refused water and spits saliva constantly, a classic rabiesign called hydrophobia. Staff and loved ones wore full protective gear right up to her final moments. Royal experts explained symptoms likely began late May, making the disease untreatable by then.

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