[Stoneman]

I should be clear too. What I said was not meant to be construed to imply you weren't 'there' for your daughter...

We've had little kids too (and currently have an 8 month old). Choking on small food items isn't exactly rare, especially when they first have at eating 'real' food. A simple, well-place tap on the back or a finger down the throat works wonders...

[davidgale]

The only things I've ever truly choked on were lifesavers. One time at sears with a hard one, and another time in my aunts car with a chewy one. First time my mom heimliched the shit outta me. Second time I don't really remember, but my aunt was there, and she's a lung doctor of some sort.

I think he's trying to say the hole's make it harder to choke. Really it just lets enough air through so your throat doesn't realize it's chocking while you die of oxygen deprivation.

Miss Twisties:

KUDOS to how you handled the situation. You reacted immediately, sought help, realized that you couldn't handle to job, and asked for the help of anyone who might be able too. And they were. All's well that ends well.

[Doc]

hole in the middle so you could breathe.

[SVRACER01]

Originally Posted by Doc

hole in the middle so you could breathe.

im wondering. if she PUKED it up, does that mean it WASNT in her windpipe?

[katana0215]

my guess is she gagged, and the vomit forced the candy out