A 29-year-old dad of 3 dies of sudden suspects in the pancreatic attack of the family is nourished by drinking

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• A month after waking up with severe stomach pain, Dylan Thomas Wakefield, 29 years old

• Alcohol and gallstones are the main causes of pancreatitis, and as Wakefield’s brother Nathan Lamb, Dylan “liked drink” explained

• Three’s father publishes a heartbreaking message of his ordeal before his death, calling his health struggle the “most darkened head” with which he stood up

A 29-year-old father of three died of complications of acute pancreatitis just weeks after he publishes a heartbreaking message that “the battle is far from” and now his family is sounding an alarm for the risks of high drinking.

Dylan Thomas Wakefield woke up on April 24 with severe stomach pain that was so strong that he had to look for care in his local emergency room as per Daily MailS Hours after doctors initially rejected Wakefield as gastritis – inflammation of the gastric mucosa – it was diagnosed with acute pancreatitis.

The condition, which is a sudden inflammation of the pancreas, is marked by fever, nausea and pain that can feel “severe” and “penetrating”, explains the clinic in Cleveland. About 80% of cases of pancreatitis are caused by gallstones or strong drinking.

Wakefield, who welcomes East Yorkshire from the English District, manages a local pub. Doctors did not finally say that alcohol had caused Wakefield’s condition, but his brother Nathan Lamb told Daily Mail, “Dylan liked the drink, but he was only 29. Similar problems, you would think they were starting later in life.”

When Wakefield’s condition began to stop, it was placed in a medical induced coma.

“They attached him to several machines and told us that they would take over to allow Wakefield’s body to focus on getting stronger,” Lamb said at the exit, saying that his brother had been recovering long enough to get out of a coma on April 29.

Nearly two weeks later, on May 9, Wakefield posted a heartbreaking message on Facebook to update friends and family about his condition.

“My body began to turn off. The pain intensified.” But the battle was far from over. I’m still in the hospital. I still have pain. I can’t walk. I can’t eat. I am confronted with a whole life that has torn through my life for a few days. “

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“It was the worst head I’ve ever known – horrifying, humble and completely heartbreaking,” Wakefield said. “Thank you to all who have sent love, prayers or even a thought in my way. I’m still here. And I don’t give [up]!!!! “

But three weeks later, his condition worsened again and Wakefield was placed in another medical induced coma. As Gofundme, designed to help pay for his funeral, he explained, he struggles with internal bleeding and blood clots before he died on May 28.

“All the test was a huge shock. We didn’t think he would die of it,” Lamb told before Daily MailS “We were a very close family … He has his whole future ahead of him. It’s so unfair.”

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