My ‘beautiful princess’ daughter, 7, died the day after doctors sent her home from hospital with a ‘migraine’
A DEVASTATED mum has paid tribute to her "beautiful princess" daughter, who died just a day after being sent home from hospital with a suspected migraine.
Theia Mckie, seven, passed away in Scotland on Wednesday after medics discharged her from a ward.
The little one was rushed to hospital in Dumfries on Monday.
Medics diagnosed her with a migraine and sent her home in Tuesday.
However, her worried parents feared something was badly wrong after she returned home.
Mum Tracey told friends on Facebook that the schoolgirl's condition was worsening - and she was screaming in pain every time she looked at a light.
She wrote: "My little missy is in agony. I’m at a total loss.”
Devastatingly, Theia died the next day.
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Tracey has now led tributes to her beloved daughter - and told friends: "We simply have no words."
In a post on social media, she said: "Today our kind, funny, smart beautiful princess was taken way too soon.
"We are lost beyond comprehension.
"Theia sweetheart, 7 years of you will never ever be enough for mummy and daddy."
The mum described her daughter as ";bright, funny, sassy, and always smiling" and said she loved to "sing and dance and draw" and "just loved to love".
"She was the epitome of life itself," she said.
Sweetheart, seven years of you will never be enough for mummy and daddy
"She literally lived and loved like there was no tomorrow."
Tracey then thanked all those who had contacted her following Theia's death.
She wrote: "We would like to say that we are incredibly moved by the outpouring of love that has been shown for Theia.
"We have been offered so much support and condolences on the loss of our little princess.
"We will be eternally grateful... every single one shows us how loved and special our girl was.
"Our families can only find slight comfort in the fact that we knew, she knew how loved and special she was, and that she had the best seven years we could have possibly given her.
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A post mortem is yet to be carried out, and Theia's Gran, Raye Currie said the family do not want to lay blame until they know what caused Theia to tragically pass, the .
NHS Dumfries and Galloway refused to comment and said: “We are unable to comment on any individual case due to patient confidentiality.”