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Mom Kept Away from Newborn Baby After Failing Drug Test Due to Poppy Seed Bagel
A mom missed out on the first day of her newborn son’s life after she failed a drug test due to the poppy seed bagel she ate for breakfast.
Elizabeth Dominguez was stunned to hear that she had tested positive for opiates the day she went into labor with her son Carter.
“I did a urine test and it came back that I tested positive for opiates,” Dominguez, 29, told WKBW. “I called my husband freaking out saying ‘how is this possible?’ I don’t do drugs.”
The mom from Tonawanda, NY, asked for a new drug test, but the hospital had to call Child Protective Services as part of their protocol.
“I told the lab, I told the hospital, I told everyone, ‘Retest me. Take my blood. Do whatever you have to do, because this isn’t right,’ ” she said.
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Unfortunately, “there’s no way to tell if a positive test result stems from poppy seed consumption or opiate ingestion,” says Dr. Travis Stork, an ER physician, host of The Doctors and a member of PEOPLE’s Health Squad previously told PEOPLE. But not all poppy seeds will lead to a positive drug test — it depends on whether the seeds are washed beforehand or not, which removes the outer residue.
Dominguez delivered Carter later that day and she, along with her newborn son, were tested for opiates. Both came up negative, but CPS kept her from taking him home.
“CPS shows up in my room, asking me all sorts of questions like, ‘if we are to take your kids and your baby away from you, where would you like them to go?’ ” she said.
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She was discharged from the hospital but Carter had to stay, forcing them apart in his first 24 hours of life.
“I felt absolutely horrible,” she said. “I felt like a terrible mother leaving him.”
And Dominguez is warning all mothers-to-be to stay away from poppy seeds.
“I just want everyone to know that this could happen,” she said. “It’s such a terrible thing and I don’t want it to happen to anyone.”
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Wednesday, May 1, 2019
Houston Girl Who Died After Being Attacked by Classmates Had Undiagnosed Brain Tumor, Says Mom
The family of a 13-year-old girl who died after being hit in the head by students from her Houston school finally has answers to her tragic and sudden death.
Kashala Francis died on Sunday after suffering from complications of intracranial neoplasm, the Harris County medical examiner told ABC affiliate KTRK.
Her mother, Mamie Jackson, told the news outlet that doctors at Texas Children’s Hospital discovered that Kashala, a student at Attucks Middle School, had a tumor in the back of her head and that it may have worsened because of the fight that occurred near the school on April 18.
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Jackson explained that the video shows two girls attacking Kashala and another girl jumping in and kicking her in the head.
The school did not immediately return PEOPLE’s request for comment, but the Houston Independent School District told KTRK in a statement that “the district is aware that several Attucks Middle School students were involved in an off-campus altercation on Thursday. HISD is gathering information and cooperating with the Houston Police Department in its investigation.”
According to Jackson, Kashala returned home, and despite having bruises on her face, said she felt fine. Days later, she became delusional at a friend’s house and woke up with a severe headache.
“I drove over and I told her to get up. I said, ‘Get up, Kashala.’ She kept saying, ‘Mama, my head hurts,’ so she laid down,” Jackson told KTRK.
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Kashala then lost consciousness and Jackson called 911.
“She was a sweet baby, real sweet,” Jackson said. “She always said she loved me, gave me hugs, kisses.”
She added: “All I know is that my daughter was perfectly fine before this fight and now I’m losing my baby. Nobody knows how that feels to have to bury their child.”
Johnnie Dorsey, the mother of a girl who was seen in the video of the fight, told KTRK, “I hate this happened, you know I hate it. Not just for me, but for my daughter and for the family also.”
“They agreed to fight around the corner,” Dorsey said, adding that the issues between the daughters had been going on for a while.
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“It was an ongoing feud. They had a fight before this fight back in March. And now they had another fight,” she told the news outlet.
What happened has also affected her daughter, she said.
“She’s destroyed. She’s having nightmares,” said Dorsey. “She said, you know, ‘We just had a fight. I didn’t know she had a tumor. She’s a kid, mom. I didn’t hit her that hard.'”
Dorsey added: “I mean, I can’t even hardly sleep at night. I feel so bad for the family.”
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