Unlocking the secrets of cot death
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Unlocking the secrets of cot death
by Kasia80 Thu Oct 18, 2007 9:19 am
http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/health/article3061811.ece
90% of mothers who lose babies to Sudden Infant Death are smokers
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Re: Unlocking the secrets of cot death
by Guest Thu Oct 18, 2007 11:05 am
Well, i stopped smoking in april whilst i was pregnant, , but after yesterday i had a smoke, felt so guilty, it was only the one, and i haventhad another since, just needed it to calm me down..
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Re: Unlocking the secrets of cot death
by Natasha Thu Oct 18, 2007 1:52 pm
Fiona look don't beat yourself up about it, just forget about it and move on and try not to do it again :aww:
I can see that it contributes to deaths, it's vile
Parents that blow there smoke in their kids faces need shooting.
I can see that it contributes to deaths, it's vile
Parents that blow there smoke in their kids faces need shooting.
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Re: Unlocking the secrets of cot death
by ldnug Thu Oct 18, 2007 3:32 pm
We had to admit we don't know why the advice worked. But the scientists have always wanted proof. Now the tough question is: will this proof save more lives? Will the single mum living in a miserable tower block, who clings to her pack of ciggies as the only thing that keeps her sane, be able to kick the habit? I think not. And that's what's stopping us from saving those 300 precious lives a year.
This is so true.
My mother in law couldn't understand why I had such strong feelings about her sitting her grandaughter (not my child) on her knee while she smoked a cigarette. THIS IS WHY!
It is tragic - good on those mums who manage to fight their addictions!
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Re: Unlocking the secrets of cot death
by piesmummy2006 Thu Oct 18, 2007 10:40 pm
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Fiona look don't beat yourself up about it, just forget about it and move on and try not to do it again
i agree hun dont do it to your self,
i know how you feel tho, that night i went out i had one after arguing with an ole mate, and almost came home i felt that bad, i spent my night worrying. and havent done it again
(stopped the day i found out i was pg by the way) xx
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