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Jawanda Wood knew something was wrong with her son.
Tyler ?Twig? Wood had never let a cold stop him if there was someplace to go or something to do, but there he was, spending all day in bed, not even moving to respond to the barrage of texts and calls coming to his phone.
He had never missed a meal, but the most food he would take was one or two bites.
A few days later, he was gone.
The infection that killed the 18-year-old from Boyce last week was confirmed through blood tests to be H1N1,...
Re: Rapides Parish teenager's death shows danger of flu
Rapides Parish teen's death shows danger of flu
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According to the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, there were 20 confirmed flu deaths in the state from Oct. 1 through Jan. 10, the day Tyler died.
