Beloved Mother, 35, Tragically Dies After Nursery Collapse

Jodie Green, a cherished mother, tragically died after suffering a cardiac arrest at work. The incident occurred on January 7 while she was employed at a nursery located within the Next headquarters in Leicestershire. Her colleagues performed CPR until paramedics arrived.

Critical Care and Passing

At 35 years old, Jodie was transported to Glenfield Hospital, where doctors operated for 12 days. Following extensive brain damage and a zero percent survival chance, the decision was made to withdraw her life support. She fought for five additional days alongside her partner, James, and their young son, Zakary.

Jodie passed away on Saturday, January 24, at 1:45 PM. Her sister, Emma, expressed profound sadness, stating that Jodie’s vibrant character and warm smile would be missed by everyone who knew her.

Jodie’s Legacy and Love for Family

Emma reflected on the invaluable support provided by nursery staff that allowed the family an additional 17 days with Jodie. Jodie was an organ donor, a testament to her caring nature. Emma shared that Jodie loved working with preschoolers and often read stories, with “The Gruffalo” being a favorite for Zakary.

“She enjoyed outdoor adventures, fostering connections with friends and family,” Emma noted, adding that family was the core of Jodie’s life. “Her friendships were deep, often feeling more like family,” she continued.

Fundraising for Jodie’s Family

In the wake of this tragedy, Emma has established a GoFundMe page to assist Jodie’s family with funeral expenses. The fundraiser initially aimed to raise £2,500 but has remarkably garnered over £19,000. Emma expressed gratitude for the overwhelming support, as the donations represented a heartfelt acknowledgment of Jodie’s impact on many lives.

• Occupation: Nursery nurse
• Age: 35
• Date of Incident: January 7
• Date of Passing: January 24
• GoFundMe Goal: Originally £2,500; currently over £19,000

Emma described the support they received as a source of comfort during this profoundly difficult time. “Jodie will forever be loved,” she asserted, evoking a sense of enduring love and remembrance.