A discussion of her cause of death is fine, but it's shameful that people are (of course) trying to hijack the thread for their own agenda or to somehow blame her family, which is absurd.
Just to pay my respects as a long-time track fan and a fan of Tori, I was quite sad to hear of her passing and again now as I learn the details. She was one of those athletes that made it so easy to root for her.... someone who was incredibly talented, hard-working, and very competitive, while also carrying herself with grace and humility and showing respect for her competitors on the track and in interviews. Add in that bright smile and she was such a naturally likeable person. It was always a joy to watch her compete and watch her post-race interviews (which I usually don't even really like watching).
RIP to Tori, she will be remembered fondly. Condolences and much love to her family and friends.