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September 28: Kansas City (US): 1 new death confirmed

Travis and Angela Stuteville

source: A 31-year-old Northland woman who is believed to have contracted the H1N1 flu died Monday from complications a month after giving birth.

Her child has no medical problems from exposure to the illness.

Angela Stuteville came down with flu symptoms just before the birth of her son Jaxson.

The infant was put in isolation as a precaution and Stuteville’s condition grew worse. She was put on a ventilator while doctors induced a coma.

She developed acute respiratory distress syndrome, which has a high mortality rate and is a condition that can be brought about by the H1N1 virus.

Stuteville never came out of the coma. Though she saw her son briefly, she never got to hold her newborn.

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#1 by Troy W. on September 28th, 2009

Travis – We learned of Angie’s passing today and our heart’s ache for you, the kids, all of the family and for Angie. Jennifer took an early flight home from Chicago today, just to visit Angie….before picking up our daughter. She was too late. Angie was always such a great friend to my wife and will be missed tremendously. We’ll gladly help in any way that we can with kids. We’re thinking of you and pray that you find peace and comfort during this time of grief.

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