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meani ng of death on cert
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Jackie | Report | 17 Nov 2003 08:55 |
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thanks for that i was thinking that but was so tragic was hoping it was sort of cot death , thankyou regards jackie |
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Unknown | Report | 17 Nov 2003 08:53 |
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Jackie, Sadly no, Before the advent of Cots parents would have the baby in bed with them. It was not uncommon for a child to be suffocated by being pressed too closely to Mum during the night. A tragic thing to happen. Jim |
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Guinevere | Report | 17 Nov 2003 08:49 |
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Hi, Overlain means someone was sleeping in the same bed as the baby and lay over him and he suffocated. Very sad, Gwynne |
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Unknown | Report | 17 Nov 2003 08:38 |
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Hi Jackie, How did you sleep with all that excitement last night :o)) Is it Scotland? Is there a ref of the left of the certificate? Regards Margaret x |
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Jackie | Report | 17 Nov 2003 08:34 |
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recieved a cert of my grandads brother died aged 2 months cause od death. suffocation from being overlain. would this be like a cotdeath , thankyou , jackie. |
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