Breastfeeding method results in the death of a 7-week-old baby

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Every parent wants the best for their child, and losing one is one of the most devastating things a person can ever experience. Sadly, a family from Britain experienced the loss of their seven-week-old baby due to a breastfeeding method that seems to be popular among young parents.

Now, following the tragic passing of baby James Alderman, whom his parents called Jimmy, the National Childbirth Trust (NCT) has issued a warning over breastfeeding babies in carriers, stating that hands-free breastfeeding is “always unsafe.”

Jimmy’s mom, Ellie, breastfed him while he was carried in a sling, The Sun reported. She then noticed the baby was unconscious and panic surged through her. Despite the attempts to revive him, Jimmy passed away three days later at a hospital. The cause of death was listed as suffocation.

An inquest into his sudden passing revealed that baby Jimmy was in an unsafe position too far down the sling and collapsed after a few minutes.

His face wasn’t covered, but he wasn’t getting enough oxygen inside the sling during breastfeeding.

Senior coroner for west London, Lydia Brown, wrote in a Prevention of Future Deaths Report that “very little” safety information about baby slings was available to parents despite a “significant increase” in their use.

She asked for industry standards promoting the safe usage of slings.

“There appeared to be no helpful visual images of ‘safe’ versus ‘unsafe’ sling/carrier postures,” she said, adding that “the NHS available literature provides no guidance or advice”.

“In my opinion action should be taken to prevent future deaths,” she said.

Jimmy’s dad, George Alderman, told Sky News, “Baby slings are sold as being a lifesaver, allowing you to get on with your business while your baby’s safe and close to you, but in this instance, we had our baby close, but not safe.”

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Only people with an IQ of 140 can spot the 5 differences

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If you enjoy solving puzzles and challenges and believe you have a keen eye for detail, then you are at the right place.

Why many of us love brainteasers is because they are not only fun but also challenge our mind. They also make us focus on a single thing in order to solve the mystery behind it. What’s more, they are intriguing, engaging, and rewarding.

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What is interesting about these mind-challenging tasks is that even the toughest riddles and mysteries to uncover are the ones ‘hiding’ in plain sight. You wouldn’t suspect anything, yet it is there, staring right back at you, just waiting to be noticed.

Some believe that only those with an IQ of 140 are able to spot the 5 differences between the two photos that seem identical at first sight.

Only those with IQ of 140 can spot all the 5 differences

So, are you ready to put your brain power to work?

Your goal is to spot the 5 subtle differences between the two images. These differences may be small and hard to spot, so pay close attention and stay alert. This challenge is meant to test your observation skills, focus, and ability to quickly process visual information.

If you have a hard time doing the task, or you’ve done it already and want to know how you did, you can take a look at the answer below.

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Man made frantic final call to wife before tragic death after they paid $166,000 deposit on restaurant

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Manon Olivon received a frantic final call from her husband François-Tanguy Olivon asking her for help and telling her “to come and get him right away.”

Sadly, she never heard of him again after that and 12 days after the call, his body was retrieved from the Adour River.

According to a local outlet, a CCTV footage showed him wearing a “completely torn” T-shirt and falling off a bridge in the town of Bayonne.

Manon and François were starting their life over, moving from France to the States where they were planning to start a restaurant at the SoHo neighborhood. The couple had sold their restaurant in France where they have been living with their children.

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They paid over a $166,000 deposit and $47,500 for two months rent for January and February to Robert Moskowitz, owner of New York-based Only Properties LLC, Manon shared with The Post.

However, now that François died tragically, the plan for the business failed and Moskowitz refuses to give Manon the money back.

She sent Moskowitz a letter explaining her situation, but he remained deaf to her plea.

“Today, I am not writing to a landlord – I am writing to a man. A man who, I hope can look beyond clauses and figures and understand that sometimes, life puts us through unimaginable trials that we cannot face alone,” she wrote in the letter.

“If you cannot return the full amount, then I beg you to at least return one month’s rent. It would be an immense help to me and my children.”

Francois-Tanguy Olivon's body was recovered from a river 12 days after his frantic final call to his wife
Francois-Tanguy Olivon’s body was recovered from a river 12 days after his frantic final call to his wife/ GoFundMe

His lawyers said they would hold Manon responsible for the entire 10-year lease unless she signed a ‘surrender agreement,’ which she eventually did.

She’s now doing her best to provide for her family, which she describes as close-knit.

In the meantime, she started a GoFundMe page.

“With a heavy heart, I am launching this fundraiser. The funds raised will help me: Ensure a stable future for my children after this devastating loss, cover the costs related to François-Tanguy passing, handle daily expenses as we try to rebuild our lives.”

According to experts, the landlord didn’t do anything against the law when he refused to return the money.

We are very sorry for the devastating loss of this family.

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George Clooney calls out Trump on 60 Minutes, but the president doesn’t hold back

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George Clooney had a lot to say about the US president on 60 Minutes, and as expected, Trump didn’t hold back, dubbing the Ocean’s Eleven actor “a second rate movie ‘star’ and failed politician pundit.”

During his appearance on the TV program that aired Sunday, Clooney warned Americans about the government’s increasing encroachment on journalism, an opinion Trump didn’t seem to be happy about.

Clooney has been promoting his newest project, the Broadway production of Good Night and Good Luck, a movie he originally wrote and directed in 2005. It follows the life of journalist Edward R. Murrow, who is targeted by Sen. Joseph McCarthy during the anti-communist Red Scare of the 1950s.

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“When the other three estates fail, when the judiciary and the executive and the legislative branches fail us, the fourth estate has to succeed,” Clooney said, referring to the press as to the fourth estate.

“ABC has just settled a lawsuit with the Trump administration. And CBS News is in the process… We’re seeing this idea of using government to scare or fine or use corporations to make journalists smaller.

“Governments don’t like the freedom of the press. They never have. And that goes for whether you are a conservative or a liberal or whatever side you’re on,” the actor added. “They don’t like the press.”

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Trump took to Truth Social to criticize Clooney, accusing him of supporting Biden and then “dumping him like a dog,” referring to Clooney’s op-ed published in the New York Times in which he asked from Biden to step down.

“Later, I assume under orders from the Obama camp, pushed all out for ‘Kamala,’ only to soon realize that this was not going to work out too well,” Trump continued.

You can see the full 60 Minutes interview with George Clooney below.

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After my dad passed, my stepmother changed the locks to keep me out

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My father’s sudden passing changed everything. He was my rock, the only person who truly loved me and understood me, and now he was gone.

A few days after his funeral, I returned to my childhood home, but nothing could prepare me for what I experienced.

As I stood in front of the house, trying to get inside, I realized the locks had been changed. My stepmother, Carla, was inside the house, peaking from behind the curtains, and despite my attempts to make her get out and open the door for me, she pretended I wasn’t even there.

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And then, I noticed one of my late mother’s finished paintings on the porch, along with the ceramic urn with my childhood dog’s ashes and a letter written in Carla’s neat handwriting.

“Olivia, this house is now mine. It will be my children who will be moving in, not you. Time to grow up and move on.”

My heart shattered. I always knew Carla wasn’t fond of me, but I never assumed she would try to keep me out of my father’s home.

Devastated, I took my belongings and left.

And then, a couple of days later, I received a call from my father’s lawyer. He said he needed to talk to me about the house.

I explained that my stepmother changed the locks and kicked me out, but he demanded I see him first thing in the morning.

“Olivia, you see, your dad changed the will six months before his passing. He asked from me to protect you and make sure you are not left on your own. He put the house in a trust. For you.”

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At that moment, I recalled a conversation I had with my dad about his will, but I didn’t pay much attention at the time.

Now that the house was mine, I was about to teach Carla a lesson.

For the first couple of weeks, I stood quiet, letting my stepmother believe she had won when she changed the locks. And then, my dad’s lawyer filed the legal paperwork to reclaim the house from the trust.

Carla was served the papers at 9 a.m. on a Tuesday. At 9:15, my phone rang.

“How could you do this!?” she started shouting, accusing me of stealing the house from her.

I simply hung up the phone and blocked her number.

Carla had 30 days to vacate, but she refused to do so.

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On day 31, I arrived at the house with a lawyer and a locksmith, finally claiming what was always mine.

“You spoiled little brat!” Carla spat. “You think you can just take everything?!”

“Not everything,” I replied. “Just what’s mine. What Dad wanted me to have.”

I later learned that my stepmom was involved with someone else even when my father was still alive, and he learned that but never confronted her. He knew her true colors and protected me from her even after his passing.

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Horror moment boy gets decapitated on world’s tallest waterslide

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What was supposed to be a day filled with fun turned into a freak accident and an unimaginable tragedy when 10-year-old Caleb Schwab took a ride on the world’s tallest waterslide.

The ride, called Verrückt, meaning ‘Insane’ in German, saw riders plummet down the almost vertical 17-story chute – measuring in as taller than Niagara Falls.

Caleb and his family visited the Schlitterbahn Waterpark on August 7, 2016, as part of an ‘Elected Officials Day.’

Unfortunately, the raft carrying Caleb became airborne on the ride’s second hump, forcing the boy into the metal supports covered in nets above the slide, decapitating him.

The view from the top of the terrifying ride of the world's tallest waterslide where tragedy struck and Caleb lost his life
The view from the top of the terrifying ride

His father, Scott, recalled he told Caleb and his other son, Nathan, 12 at the time, that brothers stick together, to what Caleb replied, “I know dad.” However, the staff at the park separated them.

Following the tragedy, it was Nathan who informed his parents of his brother’s tragic passing.

Recalling the fateful day, the boy’s mother, Michelle Schwab, said: “[Nathan] was screaming, ‘He flew from the Verrückt, he flew from the Verrückt.'”

She added: “There was a gentleman who wouldn’t allow me to come close enough to see what was going on, and he just kept saying, ‘Trust me, you don’t want to go any further’. I kind of knew in my mind that I shouldn’t see it, that I probably don’t want to see it.”

The devastated father said, “Six went to the park and five came back,” adding he didn’t even remember driving back home.

A 2019 documentary depicting the tragic incident revealed safety concerns. “There wasn’t a lot of science or ride engineering involved in the testing and design,” The Water Slide documentary maker Nathan Truesdell said. “They were sending sandbags down and basically hoping that they didn’t fly off of the slide. The netting that ultimately ended up killing the child was added to prevent the rafts from flying off of the slide completely.”

According to a whistle-blower, “The only inspections we did were riding down slides once and saying, ‘It’s fine for the rest of the day.'”

The ride’s creator, Jeff Henry, envisioned creating the world’s tallest waterslide despite lacking formal engineering credentials, which eventually led to the tragedy.

Despite these safety concerns, the park did open in 2014, with a two year delay.

A grand jury brought charges of second-degree murder against Schlitterbahn’s co-owner Jeff Henry and senior designer of the slide John Schooley that they later dropped.

Currently, the park operates under new management.

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Comedian arrested for alleged drug possession during traffic stop

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It seems that it truly was a rough Friday night for iconic comedian Paul Rodriguez after he was arrested during a traffic stop for alleged possession of narcotics.

According to TMZ, the 70-year-old comedian was driving in Burbank when he was pulled over for traffic violation that soon turned into an arrest for alleged drug possession after his vehicle was searched.

Comedian Paul Rodriguez was then arrested and taken into custody, but claimed the narcotics wasn’t his and accused the officer of acting inappropriately during the search.

According to the Daily Mail, the comedian believed the incident was racially motivated.

At the time his vehicle was pulled over, Rodriguez was asleep in the passenger’s seat and the officer, whom he described as “Caucasian,” allegedly slapped him in order to wake him up.

As of the drugs, he claimed it belonged to his friend, who was driving the car.

He was arrested even after his friend admitted the drugs were hers. Rodriguez claimed he was “roughed up” and his vehicle was being impounded.

According to the Daily Mail, officials reported that Rodriguez was cited and released for misdemeanor drug possession and that the case will be further proceeded to the city’s attorney for review. They, however, didn’t comment on his allegations.

Comedian Paul Rodriguez has been arrested for alleged possession of narcotics

Rodriguez have gone through some challenging times recently following the passing of his long time friend, Donald Serrato, who died while staying at the comedian’s Los Angeles home. Reports were that he died of natural causes.

Back in 2021, Rodriguez underwent quadruple bypass surgery.

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Rodriguez’s career as a comedian has spanned over 40 years. He has been part of high-profile TV programs such as The Golden Girls, Touched By An Angel and The Twilight Zone, and has landed his voice to cartoons like King Of The Hill, Dora The Explorer and The Proud Family.

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Years of mild symptoms result in shocking life-threatening cancer diagnosis

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An unrelated work injury during which a man named Brian broke his hand and hurt his shoulder led to a devastating cancer diagnosis.

Recalling the past couple of years of his life, the 40-year-old man realized he has in fact always experienced symptoms, but they were mild and seemingly harmless.

The work injury required an X-ray that among the rest showed a lung mass doctors believed to be a bruised part.

Further tests, however, revealed he had limited-stage small cell lung cancer. This meant that only one part of his lung has been affected and can be treated with a single radiation field.

Brian, 40, diagnosed with lung cancer after sustaining an unrelated work injury
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According to the American Cancer Society, “This generally includes cancers that are only in one lung, and that might also have reached the lymph nodes on the same side of the chest.”

Taking to YouTube, Brian decided to share his story of how his work injury led to a cancer diagnosis.

“I’d been having this heartburn for years,” he said in a clip of The Patient Story.

“I went to the emergency room a couple of times and I was sure [that] I had cancer, but they assured me that I didn’t.”

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Doctors assured him it was just reflux, and according to Brian, he first addressed the issue some three years ago.

He, however, hadn’t experienced any other symptoms. What’s most, he has been working heavy jobs that involved lifting objects and taking 25,000 steps a day, but he still felt fine.

As of now, Brian is undergoing chemo and radiotherapy treatments.

In the clip he shared, he explains that he receives three consecutive treatments followed by 21 days off. He’s also receiving radiation therapy twice a day for five days a week.

Luckily, despite the intensive treatments, Brian isn’t experiencing any serious discomfort.

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