Lawyer Dies on Flight: Woman Falls Asleep on Mom’s Shoulder

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Roxanne Carney said her sister “had spent the past couple of years recovering from an unexpected illness, relearning to walk, and having to relocate back to her hometown in Minnesota to recuperate,” according to a GoFundMe created after Green’s death.

Carney also claimed Green had an “abnormal” heart test in the past, but suggested her sister “was never referred to a cardiologist” before being prescribed certain drugs, according to SWNS.

However, Brown said “there was no evidence” that Green was taking any of the medications “in excess.” She also said there was “no evidence” that Green was consuming drugs recreationally.

Green was on her way to London to do research for a past fiction book she was writing about Eleanor of Aquitaine, former queen of france and England, Carney said in her statement.

Now, Carney hopes to finish the book in her sister’s honor, according to SWNS.

Carney said in her statement that Green “exuded unyielding strength and courage at even the most challenging times,” calling her a “saint” and “the best aunt in the world.”

“We are at the greatest loss as we piece together a life without her physically present but forever with us,” Green’s sister stated.

She later added, “Rachel was beyond selfless, always taking care of everyone around her and trying to guide people to the goodness in life, be it traveling, enjoying a play, or a gathering.”

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