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A member asked:
My son keeps smelling gasoline and getting in his lungs and he getting high.what should i do?
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Very dangerous: It sounds like you should sit down with your son and review how dangerous causing damage to your lung in your brains can be and how irreversible this might prove to be. That is very dangerous for both organs.
Answered 8/25/2012
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