A Chicago woman never expected she'd celebrate her 19th birthday as a millionaire.Deisi Ocampo says her father handed her two Illinois Lottery tickets and said "happy birthday." She ended up winning $4 million."It turned out to be the best birthday present ever!" Ocampo said.Ocampo was presented with the check Friday morning at a gas station on Chicago's Northwest Side. 

 A Chicago teenager has celebrated her 19th birthday by becoming a multi-millionaire, after her father’s gift of two lottery tickets saw her hit the jackpot. 
 
 Deisi Ocampo won $4 million (£2.49 million) from one of two $20 (£12.43) $100 Million Money Mania scratch cards from the Illinois state lottery bought by her father. 
 
 Neither knew as he presented them to her with a “happy birthday” just how happy they would make her. 
 
 "It turned out to be the best birthday present ever," Miss Ocampo said. 
 
 News 4 San Antonio reported that the teenager , from Chicago’s Northwest side, was presented with a cheque for $4 million at a petrol station. 
 
 She said she would spend the money to “buy a new house for my family and pursue my dream of completing my degree and becoming a nurse.” 
 
 The name of Miss Ocampo’s father has not been released. 
 
 Last year, an 18-year-old British teenager scooped £22 million on the EuroMillions lottery game. 
 
 And in 2002, 19-year-old bin man Michael Carroll, from Swaffham in Norfolk, became known as the “King of Chavs” after winning just under £10 million in 2002. Now said to be living in Elgin, Scotland, and working in a shortbread factory, he is thought to have spent all of his winnings on bad investments, houses, partying, jewellery, gifts to family members and drugs. 
 
 Britain’s youngest lottery winner, 16-year-old Callie Rogers, spent nearly all of her £1.9 million win on cosmetic surgery, drugs and partying, and attempted suicide several times.
– When 19-year-old Deisi Ocampo's father handed her two $20 Illinois Lottery tickets last week, his wish was a simple "Happy birthday." Happy birthday, indeed. One of the two $100 Million Money Mania scratch cards was soon found to be worth $4 million. "It turned out to be the best birthday present ever!" Ocampo said Friday morning when presented with a check at a Chicago gas station, reports WLS-TV. Ocampo said she planned to spend the money to "buy a new house for my family and pursue my dream of completing my degree and becoming a nurse," reports the Telegraph, which runs down the far less lofty ambitions of teens who've hit the jackpot in the past. One teen who won the lottery in 2002 reportedly spent it all on parties, drugs, gifts, jewelry, houses, and bad investments, while the youngest teen to win the lottery in the UK, 16-year-old Callie Rogers, spent her 2003 winnings on drugs, cosmetic surgery, and parties and went on to attempt suicide multiple times. (A waitress who recently won $12 million in Minnesota's Hot Lotto says she loves her job and plans to keep it.)