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A MAN with severe diabetes fell into a coma and died around two months later, an inquest heard.
Darren Charnock had been drinking with his dad in the hours before his collapse and went to bed complaining of feeling unwell.
The 33-year-old was found by his dad, David, with whom he lived in Turner Street, Leigh.
He was rushed to hospital but never regained consciousness and died in Wigan Infirmary last November.
The Wigan coroner heard how Mr Charnock died of aspiration due to brain damage caused by the hypoglycaemic attack.
http://www.leighreporter.co.uk/news...ied-weeks-after-falling-into-a-coma-1-6444906
Darren Charnock had been drinking with his dad in the hours before his collapse and went to bed complaining of feeling unwell.
The 33-year-old was found by his dad, David, with whom he lived in Turner Street, Leigh.
He was rushed to hospital but never regained consciousness and died in Wigan Infirmary last November.
The Wigan coroner heard how Mr Charnock died of aspiration due to brain damage caused by the hypoglycaemic attack.
http://www.leighreporter.co.uk/news...ied-weeks-after-falling-into-a-coma-1-6444906