![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/our-daughter-choked-to-death-on-a-grape-and-that-horror-never-goes-away/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/0_JS51012388.jpg&description=Jasmine Lapsley, from Anfield, choked on a grape while playing cards with her brothers in a holiday home in Morfa Nefyn, North Wales, at around 8.30pm on August 19, 2014 A dad who set up a charity in memory of his little girl who choked to death while on holiday says "I hope we're making her proud" as he backs a new device. Jasmine Lapsley, from Anfield, choked on a grape while playing cards with her brothers in a holiday home in Morfa Nefyn, North Wales, at around 8.30pm on August 19, 2014. Her parents, Rob and Kathy, tried desperately to save her, but the six-year-old died after waiting 25 minutes for paramedics to arrive, reports Liverpool Echo. Two years after their daughter's tragic death, Rob and Kathy set up their own charity, Love Jasmine, to provide bereavement support to other families who have lost their children. Rob said: "We're coming up to our seventh anniversary. When we started it, it was to put in place peer support for families, because there was nothing specifically in our area. My wife wasn't able to talk to anyone, and it was the same for Jasmine's siblings. That was the main driver, and since then it has developed to provide self care strategies as well as practical help with referrals. "The biggest one is counselling. We started our counselling service in 2019 after families were struggling to find it elsewhere, and that has really grown in the past few years - we're now seeing 45 families a week. "Ultimately we wouldn't be doing this if Jasmine hadn't died. If it was solely about Jasmine and keeping her memory alive, there's lots of other things that we could have done. But this is what was needed. We're only able to do this because of what we went through, so the support we provide is all from her. That's why it's called Love Jasmine. We get to say her name every day, and I hope we're making her proud. I'm sure we are." Love Jasmine, which is based in Wavertree, was recently awarded a £355,000 grant from the National Lottery Fund, to be use){kind=link}
Jasmine Lapsley, from Anfield, choked on a grape while playing cards with her brothers in a holiday home in Morfa Nefyn, North Wales, at around 8.30pm on August 19, 2014
A dad who set up a charity in memory of his little girl who choked to death while on holiday says “I hope we’re making her proud” as he backs a new device.
Jasmine Lapsley, from Anfield, choked on a grape while playing cards with her brothers in a holiday home in Morfa Nefyn, North Wales, at around 8.30pm on August 19, 2014.
Her parents, Rob and Kathy, tried desperately to save her, but the six-year-old died after waiting 25 minutes for paramedics to arrive, reports Liverpool Echo.
Two years after their daughter’s tragic death, Rob and Kathy set up their own charity, Love Jasmine, to provide bereavement support to other families who have lost their children.