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Birth mother drank alcohol during pregnancy, our adopted daughter has fasd
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Why would you not?
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I want to help prevent families sufering FASD.
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NHS Guidance now states that no amount of alcohol is safe for mums-to-be to drink.
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Alcohol can impact the development of the foetus.
Fact:
Drinking alcohol during pregnancy can harm the baby.
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