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The owner of a new age health clinic where a mother died during a suspected magic mushroom trip continues to be the target of relentless abuse.
Rachael Dixon, 53, became critically ill and later died from a suspected heart attack after allegedly drinking a mushroom tonic at Soul Barn in Clunes, near Ballarat, western Victoria, at about 12am on April 13.
Soul Barn Wellbeing Centre Founder Michelle Mullins released a statement saying a private event was being held at the clinic at the time with the venue hired out to external businesses and facilitators.
Almost a month on from the tragedy, Ms Mullins is still receiving relentless abuse and harassment both from online trolls and in-person.
Soul Barn Wellbeing Centre Founder Michelle Mullins (pictured) said the amount of abuse and harassment she is receiving after the tragedy has become 'overwhelming'
Rachael Dixon, 53, died amid speculation she consumed a drink containing magic mushrooms while at a health retreat at Clunes' Soul Barn near Ballarat in western Victoria
'The level of harassment has been overwhelming,' she told Nine Entertainment.
'I appreciate there are answers that people are looking for. To a degree, we all want answers, but everyone wants them from me and I simply don't have them.
'I wasn't there, I was home in bed.'
Ms Mullins said she had even been stalked despite efforts to distance herself.
'I have been very mindful of not saying anything to anyone because they are devastated,' the business owner said.
'But I am also having so many things happen to me, my
