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PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT-Radio
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Health and Welfare Building Seventh & Forster streets Harrisburg, PA, 17120 *
1-877-724-3258
Contact: Megan Mulhaney (717) 513-3251 (office)
(717) 353-0457 (cell)
PREVENT FASD
Start Date: April 2, 2008
Kill Date: May 14, 2008
Run Time: 30 seconds
ANNCR: What will you be in the future?
VOICE1: I’m going to be a doctor
VOICE2: A chef
VOICE3: A teacher
VOICE1: But most importantly I’m going to be a mom
VOICE2: A mother
VOICE3: A mommy
ANNCR: You may not be planning on having children for a while, but we are always thinking about our future. So when the time comes, remember there is no known safe level of alcohol to consume while pregnant. When a pregnant woman drinks, so does her baby. Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders are 100 percent preventable, but not curable and are linked to more than 60 disorders. You want your child to one day have a choice for their future, right? When your time comes, make the right decision for your baby.
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT-Radio
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Health and Welfare Building Seventh & Forster streets Harrisburg, PA, 17120 *
1-877-724-3258
Contact: Allison O’Neill (717) 513-3251 (office)
(717) 353-0457 (cell)
PREVENT FASD
Start Date: April 2, 2008
Kill Date: May 14, 2008
Run Time: 15 seconds
ANNCR: What will you be in the future?
ANNCR: A mother might not be your first response, but for many women that is part of their future. When you do become pregnant, remember one drink can last a lifetime. Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders are 100 percent preventable, but not curable. Choose the right future for your baby.
Each year, as many as 40,000 babies are born with an FASD, costing the Nation about $4 billion.