Family heartbroken after Scots dad dies in sleep weeks after being diagnosed with sleep apnoea
A Scots family have been left devastated after their beloved dad went to bed and never woke up, just weeks after being diagnosed with sleep apnoea.
A post-mortem has yet to be carried out to determine the exact cause of Lee's death, however, his family believe that he died with the sleep disorder, which he was only diagnosed with on January 9. "I just wish he had gone and could maybe still be here with us. This is a serious disorder and I hope other sufferers read this and take it seriously. Wearing the machine is so important."
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