Louise Fender's 26-year-old daughter Rosie Fender was scared of going outside, had trouble sleeping, and was hearing voices when she died in February 2022.
An inquest heard that a mother felt "seriously let down" by authorities after her 26-year-old mentally ill daughter, Rosie Fender, who had a history of paranoia, suicidal thoughts, and isolation, killed herself by lying on a railway track. The family and a former tutor, who had a relationship with Rosie, criticized the lack of support from NHS community health provider Southern Health. The mother described feeling powerless and unheard while seeking help.
