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Mousie 10-25-2009 05:01 AM

I'm so glad this was put here, where we could all learn, "before" hand, of potential situations and solutions. I think I will suggest the 'code words' to my kids, to use with my grandchildren. That is an awesome idea. :D

Roberta 10-25-2009 05:35 AM

I have heard that if you lean over the back of a chair with the top just under your ribs and thrust forward it would also dislodge your blockage. Thank God you're ok.

JoanneS 10-25-2009 08:04 PM


Originally Posted by MollieSue
Isn't there something, about if you're alone, you can lean over the back of a chair, and push against it hard with your belly, to help something come out? Seems like I remember reading something like that?

I did this once - it works! There was no one in the house, so I flopped my belly HARD against the kitchen counter.

Janstar 10-25-2009 09:28 PM

Same here Joanne! I'm happy to be here to say that!!

LynBlair 10-26-2009 12:32 PM

I was terrified just reading this. Choking is one of my worst fears, especially in regard to my children.

Like the others said, make sure to learn how to do the self heimlich, with a chair or your own fist...and do it as quickly as possible! Apparently, you only have, I think, 60 seconds or less before you pass out from lack of oxygen. :shock:

Big brave hugs to your son and you!

magnolia 12-30-2009 10:19 PM

I'm so glad you are okay!!! If that ever happens again you can also do the Heimlich by throwing yourself over the back of a chair.

Harmony 12-30-2009 10:33 PM

How terrifying! But your little guy was awesome--he knew just what to do! I'll bet you're so proud of him!

littlehud 12-31-2009 08:59 PM

Wow, I'm so glad you are OK and he was there. What a hero he is. Kept his wits about him and helped. Great kid.

MadQuilter 12-31-2009 09:21 PM

You keep that up and we'll have to ban you from the sewing room. First the finger, now the throat..... Glad you're OK.

Oklahoma Suzie 01-01-2010 04:39 AM

Glad you are ok.


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