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An aspiring doctor gave himself death after a WhatsApp message on a love story with a clbadmate was shared in a joke.
Edward Senior was excluded from lectures at the University of Swansea after his private message on the "brief relationship". "
The 22-year-old, who had a" bright future, "had sent a private message to close friends, but it had been shared on Facebook with hundreds of other university students.
An investigation was conducted and Edward was excluded from the lectures as punishment.
The Coroner's Court heard that he was later found dead in the woods on the grounds of his home in Monmouthshire, Wales. Wendy James recorded a suicide verdict, saying that the death of Mr. Senior has highlighted the risk of posting on social media sites.
Edward Senior took his life after his private message was shared with hundreds of other university students. Source: GoFundMe
"He did the post in a private forum and this post was shared by friends with the consequences that he was excluded from the majority of lectures," he said. -she says. the future as a doctor was in danger. "
The investigation learned that Mr. Senior had gone to Bristol University before going on a sabbatical year to Ghana, Africa." He then started a postgraduate medical course at the University of Bristol. University of Swansea.
His mother Diana told the investigation that a complaint filed by the medical department regarding a social media publication had excluded him from the majority of lectures On the day of his death, he had been "concerned" in his bedroom, the investigation heard.
The coroner said: "Despite the support of one It was not enough for him to cross a stressful time of his life. "
" Not knowing what the ramifications would be, he felt isolated and became overwhelmed.
"It's not unusual for young people to do errors. But his biggest mistake was to linger over this mistake. "
Mr. Senior's family has now set up a foundation in his name to help other young people who are considering ending their lives
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