that we would be burying our son. I will never get over it. 'He was an extremely healthy, happy lad but because of his stoical nature we weren't aware that he was in so much pain and part of me wishes that he had not been such a hero and had told us that he was suffering. 'I am dreading the first Christmas and birthday without him because all I keep thinking is that my son should be here with me and not in a grave.' More... Daniel, who worked in his spare time as a farm hand in West Bradford and at Gisburn Auction Mart, had started having stomach cramps on the night of Saturday the 21st May. He was taken to two hospitals and was eventually sent home with laxatives. However, the next day he woke up in severe pain and his mother decided to take him to the local doctors. But he vomited and collapsed yards away from their home after his mother stopped off at the family business, MJ Car Sales. The road was cordoned off as two police officers and a passing doctor tried desperately to resuscitate Daniel. Rare complication: Daniel had his appendix out when he was 11, triggering a chain of events that would lead to his death at 14 Off-duty anaesthetist Ian Stanley managed to stabilise him before he was transferred into an ambulance by paramedics. Joanne said Daniel was given a full body scan in the critical care unit before he