Still, he moved on. He died on Saturday, August 13, 2022, with his family in mourning and authorities vowing to investigate. The 36-year-old family was given two notices that his life support would be shut down, but according to his sister Keeley, “Martin overcame it and proved the doctors wrong both times.” His father Martin Sr. said: “This Saturday we lost my son Martin. He was recovering in hospital, but professional negligence caused his death.

“I wanted to take a moment to express my gratitude to Martin’s true friends and family for their support over the past few months,” the grieving father said. Funeral plans will be finalized as soon as possible. I need some time now to grieve with my family. His relatives say he was accidentally given the wrong drug, which resulted in him getting a lethal dose. In Scotland’s largest hospital, Weldon reportedly took a lethal dose of a drug written for another patient.

A spokesman for NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde told the Daily Mail: “Our deepest sympathies and best wishes go out to Mr Weldon’s family and friends. A Police Scotland spokesman said: “Police have been informed of the tragic death of a 35-year-old man in QEUH on Saturday 13 August. The death is still under investigation and has been ruled unexplained.

According to his sister Keeleigh, who walked 100km in July to raise awareness about brain damage and diabetes, Weldon’s devastated family has been building up funds for a good cause. “Even as we mourn, we support the police investigation. We will provide further details when the investigation is complete. Weldon’s relatives claim he is progressing, so they are all devastated by his untimely death. Read more of These updates and the latest news.