If You Don't Know, That's Part of the Problem
What's the problem we're talking about?
The problem is that many people still don't know about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder or FASD; a term used to describe the disabilities that can be caused when a woman drinks alcohol during pregnancy.
The problem is that people don't know that, because drinking alcohol during pregnancy is the one and only cause of FASD, it can be prevented...but that it can't be cured.
But the biggest problem is that many people still don't know that when it comes to drinking during pregnancy, the only absolutely safe amount is absolutely none at all .
Once you know that, the picture begins to change.
Introduction to WCWA
"With Child - Without Alcohol" is the MLCC's program to prevent alcohol-related disabilities using the most effective preventative measure available: knowledge.
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