Months before she was thrown to her death from a 15-story balcony, allegedly by an abusive boyfriend, a Bronx mom consoled another domestic violence victim - who now regrets not reaching out sooner. She reached out to me on Instagram when I posted my own domestic violence situation, Brianna Rios, 24, told The Post outside the Bronx apartment building where Nathaly Ramirez was killed. I had two black eyes, and my nose was broken, and she reached out saying that everything was gonna be okay and I was gonna heal, and if anything happens, if I wanted to reach out to her to feel free to reach out to her and I'd never been able to reach out to her, Rios said through tears. 5 Brianna Rios, 24, pays her respects at a memorial for Nathaly Ramirez in the Bronx on Wednesday. Ramirez died Tuesday after allegedly being thrown from a 15-story balcony by her boyfriend. @bri.glooo / TikTok 5 People pay their respects at a memorial for 23-year-old Nathaly Ramirez outside 2550 Olinville Ave. in the Bronx, N.Y., on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2026. Ramirez died after falling from a 15th-floor apartment a day earlier, and a baby who also fell was critically injured. James Keivom for NY Post I didn't see the message because my post was going viral at the time. I wasn't able to respond to her, she said. I wasn't able to be a good friend to her. Ramirez, 23, died after being thrown off her balcony while clutching her 8-month-old daughter, who survived the fall and is now clinging to life at Jacobi Hospital Medical Center. The baby's dad, Angel Carrasco, 31, fled but was arrested Wednesday by US Marshals and NYPD cops, and is facing murder and attempted murder charges. 5 This Facebook photo shows Nathaly Ramirez, 23, who died after she and her baby plunged from the balcony of an apartment in the Bronx on Tuesday. Nathaly Ramirez/Facebook 5 NYPD detectives walk Angel Carrasco, 31, out of the 49 precinct, Thursday, Oct. 8, 2026. Carrasco was arrested for pushing his girlfriend and 8-month-old daughter off a 15-floor balcony, leaving the mother dead and the baby in critical condition. Matthew McDermott for #nypost #crimewatchnewyork