An 'animal lover' mum with a walking frame tragically tripped over a metal flap when the hospital entrance wasn't being monitored for trip hazards, leaving her children 'absolutely traumatised' View 3 Images Lorna Loxton's children have said they used to 'speak to her all the time' and the way they lost her is 'absolutely traumatic' (Image: PA)

A mum-of-two died after tripping and falling on a "trip hazard" outside a hospital entrance, her grieving family has claimed. Lorna Loxton, 55, was attending hospital for a cardiology appointment when tragedy struck. ‌

Living with a genetic muscle weakness condition called myotonic dystrophy, she was walking to a taxi with a three-wheeled walking frame when it got stuck in a metal flap. Lorna fell to the ground, breaking her hip an

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