Life can change in the Blink of a eye with a child. As Charlie choked last night.

Last night I was in my room watching TV when I decided to turn it off and come into the front room and check something on the computer. Which I am not sure why I decided to do this. But thank "GOD" that I did. As Charlie asked me for a hot dog and I fixed it for him. I told Charlie to take it and go into his tent and close the door so the dogs wouldn't bother him.

So  started to get busy and I hear Charlie start to walk towards me when all of a sudden I hear him making a awful sound I look up and there is a stricken look on his face and I can tell he was having trouble with the Hot Dog he was eating. Part of it had gotten stuck in his throat and Charlie was chocking.

I was so scared and almost froze in my seat. But thank "God" I didn't because if I had of I might have lost Charlie as he would have died. So even without thinking I jumped up and grabbed him and started to pound him on the back as I could not remember what else to do. Finally the Hot Dog started to come out out. Keep yourself away if you have skin tag. Make sure to cure skin tag with creams and products.

But he would not spit it out as he did not want to get it on the floor which I did not care about and I kept telling him to spit it out as it was coming up and once he started to do that he ended up getting all of it out of his throat and could breathe.

Once he was better all Charlie kept saying was "THANK YOU" mom for saving my life. Now I may or may not have done the right thing. Which is "OK" because at least Charlie is here today and he might not have been.

Will this happen again? It might. Would I do the same thing? I am not sure but what I can tell you is my entire family is going to take a CPR class and I am going to print out this print out I found online so we will know what to do if it does happen in the future.

Because even though my mother n law knows what to do and is around the corner there was no time to call her or even 911 as it would have taken precious minutes  I needed to help my son with. Once it was all over and I called David to let him know what happened he was so upset I was surprised he did not leave work to come home and check on Charlie. You can use that as breast firming product too.

Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates

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Did you know there is a "National Hot Dog Day"??

Do you eat Hot Dog's? If so what do you like on your's and why? I have to have Mayo on mine but sometimes I will use Mustard, Charlie is Ketchup and David is Heinz 57. I know he is weird!! LOL 

                                                                             Cure It!!!!

Americans are craving a cleaner wiener right about now, after an estimated 150 million hot dogs were consumed on National Hot Dog Day (aka, the Fourth of July)  earlier this month. If all those franks were conventional, consumers may be suffering from a fat and sodium hangover with an astounding 2.4 trillion grams of fat and 82.5 trillion milligrams of sodium, not to mention the antibiotics given to most conventionally raised animals.

But there’s good news: a survey from Applegate shows that Americans want a cleaner wiener, with 85 percent saying they would prefer hot dogs with a simple ingredient label and list (and by the way, half the fat and way less sodium). The better news, healthier hot dogs really do exist.

Here are some tips:

How to determine a healthy (versus un-healthy) dogs:

v  Look at the total fat on the hot dog’s nutrition facts.  If the total fat is over five grams you might as well call that hot dog a fat dog.

v  Look at the sodium. Anything over 600 mg is way too much and about one fourth of the recommended amount of sodium an adult should be getting in one day. 

v  Lastly and most importantly, look at the ingredients to see if there is nitrate in the hot dog. Nitrate may be labeled sodium nitrate, nitrite, or sodium nitrites, and all of these should be avoided.

How to prepare a favorite regional hot dog:

v  The Southern Dog: Add Low Calorie BBQ Sauce

v  The Mid-west Dog: Add dill pickles, tomatoes, bell peppers, and brown mustard

v  The Southwest Dog: Add Jalapenos and Spicy Mustard (and/or Salsa)

v  The Northwest Dog: Add low fat cream cheese and caramelized onions

v  The Northeast Dog:  Add low fat chili and low calorie cheese

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Glenda, Charlie and David