Sick doctor found dead after being expelled from the university on social media after

An aspiring doctor abducted his life after being expelled from his university because his friends shared a private message on social networks.

Edward Senior, known as Ted, was found hanged by his father in a forest. the grounds of their home in Raglan, Monmouthshire, on February 10th.

The 22-year-old, who was a pbadionate rugby and football player, was studying a postgraduate degree at the University of Swansea at the time of his death, but after publication of a private message on social media, he was excluded from most of his lectures and from a charity event that he organized.

An investigative hearing at Newport Coroner's Court heard Thursday that the exclusion had a "profound effect" on health. In a statement from Edward 's mother, Diana Senior, who was read to the investigation, she said that her son was the first boy of the Monmouth School Comprehensive School and that she was the first boy in the school. he had 10 GCSEs. He said that he continued to study physiology at the University of Bristol and reached a 2: 1 in subject.

After taking a sabbatical year where he went traveling, spending time working in an orphanage at He began his graduate degree at Swansea University in September 2017 but his studies were discontinued more in the incident of February 2018.

Ms. Senior said: "A complaint was filed against Ted at the Swansea University Medical Department in relation to a post on social media that l & # 39; 39, led to being excluded from the majority of his lecturers and to a charity event he organized.

"This had a profound impact on his well-being and he returned to the family home. [19659008] Swansea University School of Medicine

The court heard Mr. Senior suddenly leave the family home at 11:30 am on February 10, having appeared "preoccupied" by his parents. [19659002] her husband Paul went looking for him After being worried but soon after they found her body.

PC statement Chris Butt described attending the scene after being notified by a colleague.

in Mr. Senior's room addressed to his family. He added that he was convinced that there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding the death and that there had been no involvement of a third party .

A post-mortem examination concluded that the cause of death was asphyxiation resulting from hanging

. According to the evidence, Wendy James, Gwent's coroner, said, "This highlights the risk of posting on social media sites. Edward had made a post in a private forum and this post was shared by his friends with the result that Ted was excluded from the majority of his lectures and from a charity event that he organized.

"I read the note in Ted's room and the contents of this note indicate how worried and isolated he was at the time of his death.

" The action to exclude Ted had a profound effect on him and although obviously having the support of a loving family that was not enough to make him go through a stressful time in his life.

"Having suffered from this exclusion, Edward said that he did not know what was waiting for him.He was overwhelmed by the situation and he felt his future as a doctor in danger. [19659002] "It is not uncommon for young people to make mistakes – indeed, it's often part of their growth and can be attributed to the naivety of Ted's biggest mistake was too much in this mistake." and would have gone from this situation and I'm sure that he would have become a wonderful doctor, a credit for his family and friends, and a credit to the University of Swansea. "

Ms. James said that she was satisfied Mr. Senior had the intention to commit suicide and recorded a suicide conclusion.

She added, "Ted's death was useless and tragic – he was a talented and talented young man with a bright future ahead of him.

"He should be remembered as a valuable member of society, a good friend of many, and as the son and brother magnets that he was and not for the mistake that he has committed. "

After the death of Mr. Senior a fundraising page was created in his memory in order to found a foundation on his behalf to represent his great pbadions of sport and volunteerism and also mental health .

Up to now, the page has collected over £ 19,000.

Max Senior, Edward's younger brother, writes: "In the 22 years that he has lived, he had an incredible impact on the lives of so many people.

"He has a rare ability to brighten any room with his broad smile, blond hair, and special charm."

"Ted was a friend for everyone doing his best to help people in need

"The life and soul of every situation Ted was someone who embodied all the good values ​​on how to live, and will undoubtedly leave a legacy for all life in the heart of each. "

He added," Ted did a lot of things in such a short time; He was a talented rugby player and had a great pbadion for all sports.

"More recently, he entered the medical school after years of hard work and sacrifice."

"Ted was a son, a brother and a friend."

For more information or to donate, visit www.gofundme.com/ted-foundation

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