Freaking out!!
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. I'm afraid she will be throwing up all night. What should I do???
GRACIE11
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Just watch her clodse if she acts funny you might want to call a vet.....she will probably poop it out. Monitor the poop in case there is blood............ 
What was she doing at hooters?
What was she doing at hooters?
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Cooper11
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Yes I agree. With my momma! Watch her close make sure she is being her normal self. I am thinking she will pass it but watch her stools close so you know when and if she passes it. It probably won't be until tomorrow.....Just watch for blood cuz that bone can do stuff to her tummy and we know how tiny and fragile your little one is! Gracie had some rectal bleeding when she was 5 months old and we are not sure what caused it but she had to be on an antibiotic to help it heal. Like I said keep and eye on her and try to stay calm! If she got it down I don't think it will be coming back up and I would more have worried about her choking! You will know if something doesn't seem right! Us moms always do! 
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a VERY good question!
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What's anyone doing at Hooters?
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Just watch her clodse if she acts funny you might want to call a vet.....she will probably poop it out. Monitor the poop in case there is blood............
So far she has been acting okay but I have been watching her closely. Well she wasn't at Hooters but Hooters food got brought home and my 4 yr old decided he needed to eat the fries and that he could share a chicken wing with Tess!! Not such a good idea but proud of him for sharing.
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Cooper11
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sorry this is not a funny topic very serious.....and I hope Tess passes the bone! but when you bring Hooters to the table you will get these responses!
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Cooper11
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aww that is so cute!!!! My almost 3 year old is always trying to sneak Cooper food!!! They are double trouble and Cooper knows when Dayton has food he will share. With Coop being sick I have been getting on my son and watching him like a hawk but he seems to always sneak something here and there!!! Let us know if and when she passes it!
cali~jenn
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Also be careful of corn cobbs and your kids. My oldest had her first ear of corn a couple years ago and I didnt see she dropped the cobb on the ground. Mu pug grabbed it so fast and we didnt notice for a couple minutes. When we got it we couldnt tell any parts were actually missing until he started having problems and was randomly throwing up. Took him like 2 weeks before finally a piece of that cobb came back up. Scary! I did not even understand what had happened to know this could be a problem. Apparently could have caused a blockage and I was lucky. Some things I just do not give my kids to hold anymore. Or at least not without complete supervision anyhow.
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Hope everything was ok. Bear got into the trash the other day and got half a chicken wing, he was fine.
ChanelnBrutus
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Hope all is well! Seems you already got great advice! I havent been to Hooters in years!
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Cooper11
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Well you don't have to go to Hooters when you have the Hooters at home!
ChanelnBrutus
Snookie ain't got nuttin on me!
Well you don't have to go to Hooters when you have the Hooters at home!
Here you go again!
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