Cot Death Babies - Sids

(¯`v´¯)
`•.¸.•´
¸.•´♥Angel Babies♥¸.•´¨)¸.•*¨)
(¸.•´(¸.•´.•´¸¸.•(¸.•´(¸.•´.•´¸¸.•

Thank you for your support, please ask your friends to add the sids page to their garden and to
light candles X
(¸.•´(¸.•´.•´¸¸.•(¸.•´(¸.•´.•´¸¸.•

FSID Fire walk challenge

Date: Friday, November 13th, 2009
Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm
Location: Docklands Sailing Centre

On 13th November FSID is holding another Fire Walk at the Docklands Sailing Centre in East London.
Are you brave enough to take on this unforgettable challenge?! It involves walking across 20 feet of
burning wood embers barefoot. But don't worry, full training is given beforehand so you don't feel
any pain or hurt yourself in any way!

There is a registration fee of £25 per person and you would need to raise £150 in sponsorship.
Although this sounds a lot it's really not that hard and our Events Team can give you heaps of ideas
and advice.

If you'd like to find out more or to sign up please contact our Events Assistant Nichola on 020 7802
3211 or nichola.couceiro@fsid.org.uk.

****NEW RESEARCH****

More than half of cot deaths happen when a baby is sleeping with a parent, a study has revealed.
Researchers said this could be linked to the baby's parent having been drinking or taking drugs.

Despite a dramatic drop in the rate of cot death in the UK since the early 1990s, experts are
advising parents to avoid dangerous co-sleeping arrangements.

The study was led by a team of researchers at Bristol and Warwick universities.

They studied all unexpected infant deaths - aged from birth to two years old - in the south west of
England from January 2003 to December 2006.

The parents were interviewed shortly after the death and information was collected on alcohol and
drug use.

A detailed investigation of the scene and circumstances of death was also conducted by trained
professionals.

Of the 80 cot deaths analysed, more than half (54%) occurred while co-sleeping compared to one-fifth
(20%) co-sleeping rate among both control groups.

Much of this risk may be explained by the combination of parental alcohol or drug use prior to
co-sleeping (31% compared with 3% random controls), and the high proportion of co-sleeping deaths on
a sofa (17% compared with 1% random controls), say the authors.

A fifth of cot death infants were found with a pillow and a quarter were swaddled, suggesting
potentially new risk factors emerging.

Lead author Professor Peter Fleming, Professor of Infant Health and Development Physiology at
Bristol University, said: "It is really important that parents should not fall asleep with their
baby on a sofa as it is very, very dangerous."

PLEASE STOP TO READ THIS PAGE AS NOT MANY PEOPLE KNOW THE TRUE FACTS OR EVEN WHAT COT DEATH IS

*•.¸☆ ¸.•*´☆¸.•*´☆ ´*☆
May the winds of love blow softly,
and whisper for you to hear,
How much we love and miss you,
and wish that you were here
*•.¸☆ ¸.•*´☆¸.•*´☆

The FSID Helpline calls are now free
Parents, families and professionals can ring for advice and support free of charge 0808 802 6868.

****IF YOU WOULD LIKE A PICTURE OF YOUR ANGEL AS THE MAIN PICTURE,PLEASE LEAVE A PICTURE ALONG WITH
A MESSAGE IF YOU WISH TO HAVE ONE****

The Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths is the UK’s leading baby charity working to prevent
sudden infant deaths and promote infant health. FSID funds research, supports bereaved families,
promotes baby care advice, and works to improve investigations when a baby dies. FSID runs a
Helpline (020 7233 2090) for parents and professionals seeking advice on safe baby care. The
Helpline also supports bereaved families. Advice for parents and professionals can also be found at

11 Belgrave Road
London
SW1V 1RB
Helpline: 020 7233 2090
General: 020 7802 3200
Fundraising: 020 7802 3201
Press office: 020 7802 3202

office@fsid.org.uk



Registered charity number 262191.

FSID-GIVING BABIES THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.


════╔══╗
════║══║
═╔══╝══╚══╗
═║════════║
═╚══╗══╔══╝
════║══║Put this on your
════║══║page if you know
════║══║someone who died
════║══║of Cot Death.

********NEW RESEARCH********

Fans and cot death

6 October 2008

Statement from the Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths on ‘Use of a Fan During Sleep and the
Risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome’.

FSID urges great caution before parents rush out to aim a fan at their sleeping infants.
It is important to note that the use of a fan in this study had no effect on cot death risk when
parents followed the Reduce the Risk messages, eg slept their baby on the back, gave them a dummy,
prevented the bedclothes from covering the baby’s head, made sure the room wasn’t too hot. Only
when parents failed to follow the reduce the risk messages, a practice which FSID would not
encourage, did the fan have an effect.
It should be noted that opening a window, in a warm room, was almost as effective as using a fan.

In all, the message of the current study reinforces the importance, long publicised, of making sure
that the room where the baby sleeps is not too hot: 16-20oC is about right.

For more information on room temperature and FSID’s guidance please visit
http://www.fsid.org.uk/your-baby.html

Media contact:
Sara Green, Communications Officer, 020 7227 5210

Advice for parents to reduce the risk of cot death:
• Cut smoking in pregnancy – fathers too! And don’t let anyone smoke in the same room as your
baby.
• Place your baby on the back to sleep (and not on the front or side).
• Do not let your baby get too hot, and keep your baby’s head uncovered.
• Place your baby with their feet to the foot of the cot, to prevent them wriggling down under the
covers.
• Never sleep with your baby on a sofa or armchair.
• The safest place for your baby to sleep is in a crib or cot in a room with you for the first six
months.
• It’s especially dangerous for your baby to sleep in your bed
if you (or your partner):
• are a smoker, even if you never smoke in bed or at home
• have been drinking alcohol
• take medication or drugs that make you drowsy
• feel very tired;
or if your baby:
• was born before 37 weeks
• weighed less than 2.5kg or 5½ lbs at birth
• is less than three months old.
• Don’t forget, accidents can happen: you might roll over in your sleep and suffocate your baby;
or your baby could get caught between the wall and the bed, or could roll out of an adult bed and be
injured.
• Settling your baby to sleep (day and night) with a dummy can reduce the risk of cot death, even
if the dummy falls out while your baby is asleep.
• Breastfeed your baby. Establish breastfeeding before starting to use a dummy.

**PLEASE LIGHT A CANDLE FOR ALL THE BABIES AND CHLDREN TAKEN BY SIDS**

This page has been set up in remembrance to all the angel babies who have sadly lost their lifes to
cot death (SIDS)

Babies and young children are more likely to become victims of cot death then any other common
ilness or injury.
this is because at present researchers have no idea how cot death happens or why it only effects
certain babies or children, as a result they have no cure or any information on how to prevent a cot
death happening.

It dont matter if your rich or poor, cot death can take any child of any age. Being a family who
have experienced this tragedy (Alisha Marie ~ 2005 ~ 2006) we know how heartbreaking cot death can
be and the impact and strain it can leave on you.

Cot death affects every family member whever your the mum, dad, brother, sister, grandparent, auntie
or uncle.

The charity FOUNDATION FOR THE STUDY OF INFANT DEATH (FSID) looks into research into how and why cot
death happens.

Please support FSID as at present there are no real answers as to why or how cot death happens.

The Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths is the UK's leading baby charity working to prevent
sudden deaths and promote infant health.

FSID
11 Belgrave Road
London
SW1V 1RB
Tel: 020 7222 8001
Helpline 020 7233 2090
Website www.fsid.org.uk
Email office@fsid.org.uk
Registered charity number 262191

Cot death is a 'silent killer' it can take any child at any time.

Sadly we have to face facts: there will be other babies and children taken away by this terrible
cause of death before a cure can be found.

Cot death can also strike adults this is known as SADS (sudden adult death syndrome)

If you have been affected by SIDS or SADS in any way, it dosen't matter if your not the parent of
the lost child you could be a grandparent, Auntie, Uncle or even just a friend, please leave
messages to your children or photos of your children or share your experience of cot death if you
feel you need to talk to someone. Or just simply light a candle and pray for the children who have
already been taken away by cot death xxxx

Thank you for taking the time to read this page about cot death, please if you have a few spare
minutes please light a candle or leave a message.

Thank you to everyone who contributes to this page wherever its a few words or a few paragraphs, all
your support means alot and im sure all the angel babies and children are looking down from heaven
and will be very much appreciated also. with love and thanks xxxx

Also if you have a few spare minutes please visit our special angels page ~ Alisha Grebby ~ who was
also sadly taken away by cot death aged just 8 weeks xxxxxxxx


____________$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$
_________$__________ _____$$
____ __$___________________$$ ____________$$ _$$
_ ____$___________________ _$$________$$____$_$$
____$_______________ _______$$_____$$_____$__ _$$
____$_______________ ________$$____$$___$$___ _$$
___$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$__ _________$$_$$___$$_____ _$$
____$$__________$$__ _________$$_$$__$$______ _$$
______$__()____$$___ _______$$__$$__________$ $
__ _____$________$$________ _$__$$___________ $$
_______$$________$$_ ______$_$$______________ $$
________$~~______$$_ _____$_$$______________$ $
__________$_____$$__ __$$___$ ______________$$
____________$$$$$$$$ $$ _$$$______________$$
________________$$ __$$____$$___________$$
_______________ _$____$_____$__________$ $
_______________ $____$______$_________$$
____$$$$$$____$ _ ___$_______$________$$
____$$___$$__$$_ ___$_______$__$$$$$$
_____$$___$$__$___$ ________$_$$$
______$$____$$____$_ ________$_$
_______$$__$_$___$__ ______$___$
__ ______$$$__$___$_______$ ____$
________$_ $__$___$_______$____$
________$_$___$__$ ______$_____$
________$$$___$_$___ ___$______$
________$$_$__$_$___ _$$_______$
_ ________$$$___$___$$____ _____$
_________ $$_$___$$$$__________$
_________$__$$$$$ ____________$__$$__$$$
________$___________ ______$$__$$$$$$___$
________$___________ _____$___$___$$__$$
_______$____________ ____$__$_______$$___$
_______$____________ _________$_________$$___ __$
_______$____________ ________$__________$$_$_ ___$
_______$____________ ________________$$$__$$$ $$
_______$____________ ___________$$$$$
________$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$$$

PRAY FOR THE ANGEL BABIES AND CHILDREN TAKEN AWAY BY SIDS/SADS

PRAY A CURE WILL BE FOUND SOON BEFORE MORE CHILDREN ARE TAKEN


_______.. ` /`__________' .. ' /______
________`-/___' a___a`___..-'_______
_________|____, '(_)`.____|_________
_________..___( ._|_. )___/_________
__________..___`.__, '___/__________
__________.-`.______ _, '-.__________
________, '__, '___`-'___`.__ `._______
_______/___/___Teddy ___..___..______
_____, '____/____Bear___. .___`.______
___, '_____|____*Hugs*- __|_____`.___
__|_____, '|______________|` . _____|__
___`.__, '_.-..____________/ -._`.__, '____
_________/_`._______ __, '__..__________
__.''-._, '______`._:, '_______`., -''._______
_/_, -._`_______)___(________ '_, -.__..__
(_(___`._____, '_____`.______, '___)_)
_.._..____..__, '________`.____/___ /_/__
__`.`._, '_/_____________.._ _`._, ', '____
___`.__.-'_____ _________`-.___, '____

(¯`v´¯)
`•.¸.•´
¸.•´¸.•´¨) ¸.•*¨)
(¸.•´ (¸.•´ .•´ ¸¸.•
Twinkle, twinkle little star
now we know just where you are
sitting in heaven up above
we send you all our love
miss you more then words can say
more and more everday
although your not here today
your never more then a thought away
(¯`v´¯)
`•.¸.•´
¸.•´¸.•´¨) ¸.•*¨)
(¸.•´ (¸.•´ .•´ ¸¸.•


(¯`v´¯) OUR SWEET ANGEL
WHY DID YOU HAVE TO LEAVE US
`•. WHY DID YOU HAVE TO FLY
¸.•´¸.• WAS WE NOT MEANT TO KEEP YOU ¸.•*
(¸.•´ ¸.•WHY DO WE HAVE TO CRY.•¨¯`♥


*•.¸☆ ¸.•*´☆¸.•*´☆ ´*☆
May the winds of love blow softly,
and whisper for you to hear,
How much we love and miss you,
and wish that you were here
*•.¸☆ ¸.•*´☆¸.•*´☆

(¯`v´¯)
`•.¸.•´
¸.•´¸.•´¨) ¸.•*¨)
(¸.•´ (¸.•´ .•´ ¸¸.•

A tiny flower lent not given to bud on earth and flower in heaven

(¯`v´¯)
`•.¸.•´
¸.•´¸.•´¨) ¸.•*¨)
(¸.•´ (¸.•´ .•´ ¸¸.•

If tears could build a stairway, and memories a lane, I'd walk right up to Heaven and bring you home
again

(¯`v´¯)
`•.¸.•´
¸.•´¸.•´¨) ¸.•*¨)
(¸.•´ (¸.•´ .•´ ¸¸.•

Though your smile is gone forever,
Your hands we cannot touch,
Still we have so many memories,
Of the ones we love so much

Your memory is our keepsake,
With which we'll never part,
God has you in his keeping,
While we have you in our hearts

.* * . (\ *¤* /) * . *.*
.* . * ( \(_)/ ) * * .
.* . * (_ /|\ _) . *. *
.* . * . /___\ * . . * .
*. * . * . * . . * *.*.*
.* * . (\ *¤* /) * . *.*
.* . * ( \(_)/ ) * * .
.* . * (_ /|\ _) . *. *
.* . * . /___\ * . . * .