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Sylvia Sinclair with her husband Alan, who is
thought to be the first British woman to be cryogenically frozen
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Sylvia Sinclair is thought to be the first British
woman frozen with the hope of being revived at a later date.
Her body was taken to the Cryonics Institute in
Michigan, after she died of lung cancer aged 66 in 2013, and she was the 117th
person in the world to be frozen there.
She and
husband Alan, 78, became interested in cryonics while running a care home in Brighton when a TV programme sparked their interest. They set up Cryonics UK to help others looking to have their bodies preserved.
husband Alan, 78, became interested in cryonics while running a care home in Brighton when a TV programme sparked their interest. They set up Cryonics UK to help others looking to have their bodies preserved.
Mr Sinclair said in a previous interview: 'I
instantly thought it was a good idea and Sylvia agreed. Sylvia and I were
married for 46 years and I miss her desperately.
'The best-case scenario is that I pop off soon, and
in a couple of hundred years we're reunited.
'No one wants to die, but waking up in another life
with the woman you love would be absolutely lovely.'
culled from Daily Mail
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