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Old 08-07-2012, 09:31 PM #1
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Default Do you have a Home Alone Choking Plan?
Last week I got a piece of parsley stuck in my throat in a restaurant. With my family. Absolutely ridiculous. I know. It was the first time this has happened since my diagnosis and I was mortified. It had to be removed in the emergency room by an ENT.

I am moving in with my fiancee in a few months and he works nights, weekends and generally crazy hours as a police officer and I realized I need a choking plan in case I am home alone and this happens again. Any suggestions?
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