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Chance, the baby of Adriana Smith, has been delivered by emergency cesarean section and taken to the neonatal intensive care unit, the family has announced.

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A Georgia woman who was declared brain dead in February while pregnant was taken off life support on Tuesday after her baby was delivered through an emergency C-section a few days earlier.

Family announces birth of brain-dead Georgia woman’s son by C-section Adriana Smith was declared brain dead in February and kept on life support, which the hospital is expected to remove Tuesday.

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Though legally dead, the pregnant Smith remained on life support for months until her baby, a boy named Chance, was delivered via C-section on June 13.