Support to continue beyond March, say founders
The charity Mannin Sepsis will close at the end of March next year.
It was set up by Dee and John Struthers after their daughter Ann died from sepsis in 2013.
Over the past four years the charity has worked to raise awareness and encourage people to ask 'could it be sepsis' if there's any doubt.
Dee says although they feel their work is now done, support will continue to be available for the Isle of Man:
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