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happy, healthy 9-month-old when she developed cold symptoms that wouldn t go away. they said it was probably croup. it was very common. but it never got better. we ended up bringing her to the emergency room. they said, go home, it s going to take time for it to go away. reporter: but it didn t go away. later that night at home, hazel stopped breathing. her mother took her back to the e.r. they did an x-ray at that point and saw what they thought was a nickel lodged in her esophagus. reporter: now in grave condition, doctors examined her x-ray more closely. they realized it wasn t a nickel but a battery. the corrosive nature can begin to cause problems in the tissue within 2 to 2 1/2 hours. reporter: they re in common, everyday objects all around you. simple, round, so-called button batteries made of lithium. when they re accidentally ingested by a young child, it can be deadly. when a lithium battery becomes lodged in the body, it gives off an electrical current which reac

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