TRIBUTES flood in for a young paramedic who died just weeks after she was diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumour.
Megan Lines, 27, from Dereham, tragically died after being diagnosed with the tumour on December 15.
Devastated family and freinds have paid tribute to her via a memorial website saying she “will always be remembered.”
Megan’s funeral for the took place at Breckland Crematorium on December 15
Thousands of pounds have been raised in memory of the young paramedic following her death.
Almost £4,000 was raised in her memory for the British Heart Foundation and the East Anglian Air Ambulance.
Now, a group of four friends have also organised to undertake the fundraiser “Moving for Meg” for the charity Brainstrust.
Together they have raised more than 70pc of their £3,000 target, and will be running the London Landmarks Half Marathon in April.
Posting on the fundraising page, organiser Emily Storey said: “Megan was more than just my friend— she was a colleague, role model and someone I was so proud to stand beside as we graduated from university as paramedics last year.
“Becoming a paramedic was her dream, and she worked tirelessly to achieve it. Megan dedicated herself to helping others, always putting their needs first, and it breaks my heart that such a bright future was taken from her far too soon.
“The half marathon will be a challenge, but Megan’s strength, kindness, and determination will inspire all of us every step of the way. As a runner herself, we’re hoping to make her proud and turn such devastation into a positive opportunity to share her story and raise awareness for such a vital cause.
“Having got the privilege to get to know her family, we’re running to ensure fewer families face the pain of losing someone like Megan.
“Prior to Meg’s illness, like most we were all unaware of the mass scale devastation brain tumours cause, it never really hits home until you’re the one writing these posts.
“If we achieve anything from this we hope to share that life is too short and you never know what is around the corner.
“Megan’s life was dedicated to helping others, and now we can carry that legacy forward.”
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