Cal Poly Women's 200m Indoor record-holder dies suddenly after graduation

Good call I was thinking of strokes...(Facepalm). Got the two mixed up.

Further: https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/cause-of-death-revealed-after-former-college-track-star-23-died-months-on-from-celebrating-master-s-degree/ar-AA1rupye?ocid=msedgntp&pc=DCTS&cvid=41d6eca7b8f84738a901a5e120d40b29&ei=8

Very sad.

Yes this is a sad story. She sounds like she was a winner on the track and off, and she was cute too. RIP Shelby.

A coworker passed away the same way. He was in his twenties. We had just attended his wedding the week before. At the funeral, his wife was just devastated.

Were all of the deleted posts suggesting that her death was caused by a certain thing, very frowned upon around here?

At least one was from me. It pointed out that, among Americans her age, the most common death (after accident) is self-slaughter.

...Which is true, but once we learned the actual cause of her death, it was very reasonable to delete my suddenly off-topic post.

I suspect, though don't know for certain, that most of the other removed posts were just from assholes being assholes.

Still a stroke, just a hemorrhagic stroke, not ischemic. So you were kind of on the right track.

To everyone posting nonsense. People have been dying since, well, the beginning of time. People die. Accidents, strokes, murder, heart attacks, cancer, etc.

Just another unfortunate death in a young person.

Before the advent of vaccines and antibiotics, about half of children died before the age of five. In some developing countries the death rate amongst the young is still extremely high.

This is sad news.