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Alexis — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 15:16:31 GMT

o im srry...

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Denny — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 11:20:47 GMT

By the way, this boy did not die of dry drowning. The autopsy showed water in his lungs. He died of secondary drowning, which is much more rare than dry drowning. Once again, leave it to the media to screw up a medical story, thus inappropriately scaring parents. See the article at the link below. (I think someone else also referenced it).

Remember, if the media reports it, you have a 50% chance that it is 30% accurate. That is first hand experience of 19 years in critical care pediatrics.

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Pickle — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 12:17:46 GMT

Hisssssss!! Meow!! Stop squabbling and focus on the issue at hand: keeping your family safe! If in doubt, do more research. Try the following site: More ...

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Alex — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 15:39:49 GMT

Dayna is correct on all accounts.

The writer is not a "dumb lawyer" or anything of the sort. He either submitted the article without spellchecking (OH MY GOD, NO!!!) or had a lower-level clerk or paralegal write it for him. As an emplyee at IB.com, I know lawyers schedules are insane. Many get their underlings to finish some blawging for them. With case briefs, meetings, and practice management on their minds, it's no surprise blawging gets pushed to the side.

My condolences to the family and I hope this article accomplished it's job: knowledge.

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Marcus — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 10:59:12 GMT

I feel so sorry for your loss. When I read the article about your son dying. I just cried the whole rest of the day. I am very sorry.

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patt — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 17:38:05 GMT

Thank you for being brave enough to tell all of us what to watch for-you now can be very proud of yourself because I'm sure you have just saved many lives and know that we all are praying for you and your family. Your son will never be forgotten.

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dayna — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 20:19:57 GMT

I can't believe some of u people. I got on the internet to find out about this "dry drowning" so I could hopefully prevent this from happening to my own child. All most of you could care about is how things are spelled and who this information came from. This information is just out there so people can be aware of terrible things that are happening to people like myself and others. I feel for the family and can't even imagine what i would do if this happened to my son it scares me just to think about it. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family who lost their child in such a horrible way. My thoughts and prayers also go out to the people who can think of nothing better than to put down someones spelling or grammer that is trying to help people understand something that is not understood by many.
Sorry if there are any errors in this I forgot to use my spell check before leaving this comment.

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Bec — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 14:07:20 GMT

I really dont know what to say. I'm very very sorry for your loss!!!

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Jason Mosco — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 02:15:33 GMT

I'm terribly sorry for your loss, and I hope you may find comfort in some way, but I have a question or two.. If there a specific age group that dry drowning can affect? I know that younger persons have less adapted immune systems and anatomy, so I am just wondering does it matter how old/young you are? Thank you, and again sorry for your loss.

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Thinkof Thechildren — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 10:41:27 GMT

Since a child died, nothing else in the world matters. I shouldn't worry about getting to work on time or logical thinking, because some lawyer posted a blog entry summarizing a problem which happens to an estimated 300 people a year. Yay knee-jerk reactions!