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Suspect birth injuries if your child had:

an extended hospital stay after birth
an abnormal ultrasound, CT-scan, or MRI of the brain
seizures during the first few days of life
a diagnosis of cerebral palsy or brain damage
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If you have answered yes, take the first step to find out if your child's birth may need to be investigated. Call the hotline 1-800-CPFamily (1-800-273-2645) and mention the CPFamily Network website.
Or, if you want your information to be forwarded for review by doctors and lawyers, fill in the form below and click submit. They usually respond within 24 hours.
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Submitted information will be forwarded to MyAdvocates.

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