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Will this give the baby a std?
There were a lot of family members @ my house so there is no way of knowing for sure whose water bottle was in the fridge. My sister poured my little brother a glass of water from one of the open water bottles in the fridge. Is he at risk of receiving something?
cold and flu germs are easily tranmitted through sharing water bottles. std's are not. this isn't a worry for you.
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Just seems like a trend with questions that are about food/drink. So was looking to see if it was some phobia. A lot of people have phobias so if it was I was going to try to help more on it. If not then no big deal.
excuse me for being paranoid. Yes the first question was for my cousin. What does the first question have to do with this current one? This is a totally different situation. Thanks for your response.
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