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A 'caring' student died from a pills overdose in her room after her friends took her home from a night out because she was too drunk, an inquest heard.
After going to bars with Angel Kendrick, 18, on March 12, concerned friends called a security guard to unlock her room as they had no response when they knocked on her door the next day.
The security guard found her unresponsive in bed at 11.30pm and she was pronounced dead at the scene at 11.45pm.
Angel died from an overdose of painkillers prescribed by her GP in November 2021.
The inquest heard that the 18-year-old from Oswestry, had been diagnosed with severe anxiety and depression and was on the waiting list for therapy after self-referring to mental health services.
After going to bars with Angel Kendrick, 18, pictured, on March 12, concerned friends called a security guard to unlock her room as they had no response when they knocked on her door the next day
Speaking to the Echo, her aunt Claire Kendrick paid tribute to her: 'She was one of the most caring, considerate, beautiful people I knew.
'She put a lot of pressure on herself, but she was very intelligent. Even though she didn't think she did well, she got firsts in all her exams in her first semester. She had so much to give. She had so much ahead of her.'
Claire added that she wished her niece could have seen how beautiful she was, inside and out.
She said that the family will greatly miss her and never get over her death but that they will learn to live with the loss, living their lives to the full in her memory.
The security guard found her unresponsive in bed at 11.30pm and she was pronounced dead at the scene at 11.45pm. Angel,
