Parent of child with special health care needs states

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The parent of a child with special health care needs states, "I should have stopped drinking soda when I was pregnant. Maybe if I had, everything would be OK." What is the nurse's interpretation of this remark? Control of the situation is desired. More important issues are being avoided. Bonding of parent-child is weak. Feelings of guilt are being expressed.

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