By Julian Robinson A restaurant manager died of Deep Vein Thrombosis just hours after flying home from a holiday in the Canary Islands, an inquest heard. Liz Cooper first started to feel ill while she was staying in a hotel complex in Tenerife with her life-long friend Jennifer Robinson. The 32-year-old had started to feel better on the flight back to Manchester Airport after the week's holiday in September last year. But within three hours of landing she was dead after her condition dramatically deteriorated once she arrived home at her house in Wray Crescent, Kendal, Cumbria. Liz Cooper, 32, died just three hours after landing at Manchester Airport having been on holiday in Tenerife with her life-long friend
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Liz Cooper started to feel ill while on holiday at a Tenerife hotel complex
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32-year-old felt better on flight home to Manchester Airport, inquest told
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But suffered pulmonary embolism due to DVT three hours after landing
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Restaurant manager, from Kendal, Cumbria, had also been suffering from genetic condition which clots blood called Factor V Leiden
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Genetic condition is said to affect around one in 20 people in the UK
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