It was her family.They were shocked when she answered."I could hear them crying … My poor older aunty and my cousins, everybody had been notified," Ms Buckley said.Ms Buckley would quickly learn that Queensland Police, at the behest of Victoria Police, had knocked on her brother's door and had told him his sister was dead.From there, word spread rapidly.Ms Buckley said the ordeal had left her family shaken and traumatised, especially after the death of her parents a couple of years earlier."I feel ashamed and guilty, in a weird way, that my family went through this," Ms Buckley said."My aunt had to go and stay with my cousins for a week or so because she was so upset."That same night, Ms Buckley contacted Victoria Police to inform them that she was, in fact, not dead and also to understand how the mistake had been made.She was stunned when she learnt the body of a woman had been found in Melbourne's west, with patient documents from Werribee Mercy Hospital identifying her as Michelle Buckley.Ms Buckley called Werribee Mercy Hospital twice the following day for an explanation I thought, 'Please, just tell me what happened,'" Ms Buckley said.Ms Buckley's anxiety only intensified when she checked her medical information on online portal My Health Record and realised the dead woman's medical history had been mixed in with her own.Ms Buckley's health record, seen by the ABC, showed various hospital appointments and medical tests belonging to the other woman, dating back months.To make matters worse, Ms Buckley had also been undergoing medical treatment."I thought, 'Oh my God