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Published: 5:30 AM May 24, 2021    Mr Walden said his wife was "a real trooper" when giving birth to the couple's second baby - Credit: Jack Walden An Ipswich mother-of-two who died 48 hours after giving birth will have "the very best send off" after more than £50,000 was raised online for her family. Jessica Walden, from Bramford, gave birth to her second daughter, Orla Anne Walden, on Friday, May 7 at Ipswich Hospital, but died following complications with the birth. Following her tragic death, Lois Sefton-Etheridge, who worked with Mrs Walden at The Body Shop at Home, set up a J...

Jessica Walden with her two-year-old daughter, Elsie - Credit: Jack Walden Tributes have continued to flood in to much loved mum-of-two Jessica Walden, remembered as "beautiful, caring and supportive". Friends, colleagues and family of the Bramford mum have been left heartbroken by the loss of Mrs Walden, who died less than 48 hours after the birth of baby Orla, while strangers touched by the tragic story have been offering their condolences. Lois Sefton-Etheridge paid tribute to her friend Jessica Walden - Credit: Lois Sefton-Etheridge Mrs Walden gave birth to Orla, a sister to two-year...

A young mum has tragically died 48 hours after giving birth after she went into cardiac arrest during emergency surgery to remove her placenta. Jessica Walden, 28, from from Bramford, Suffolk, gave birth to her second daughter, Orla Anne Walden, on Friday and died just two days later on Sunday May 9, in hospital in Ipswich. The mother-of-two had suffered with pre-eclampsia and several other complications towards the end of her pregnancy, which required her to undergo frequent checks and overnight hospital stays. The decision was made to induce Mrs Walden at 37 weeks, to reduce the risks to b...

Tributes have continued to flood in to much loved Jessica Walden, 28, from Bramford, following her death after child birth.

Shortly after Orla's birth, Mrs Walden was taken to theatre due to issues with her placenta.  "It wouldn't deliver," Mr Walden explained. "They took her to theatre to remove it, and whilst doing so, she went into cardiac arrest."  Doctors performed CPR on Mrs Walden for 20 minutes and managed to resuscitate her. However, they struggled to control the severe blood loss which had occurred as a result of the placental complications. They ended up performing an emergency hysterectomy to stop the bleeding, which had initially seemed to work. "They explained to us that there was a very small chan...