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Q: SPARTANBURG, S.C. (AP) — A judge sentenced a South Carolina woman to 20 years in prison Friday for killing her 6-week-old daughter with what prosecutors say was an overdose of morphine delivered through her breast milk. 
  
 This undated photo provided by the Spartanburg County Prosecutor's office shows Stephanie Greene. Greene, 39, faces 20 years to life in prison when she is sentenced for killing her 6-week-old daughter... (Associated Press) 
  
 Stephanie Greene, 39, said nothing as the minimum sentence was handed down. A jury found the former nurse guilty of homicide by child abuse the day before and she could have faced up to life behind bars. 
  
 Her lawyer said she will appeal and it's likely the case will be tied up for years to come. Both the prosecutor and Greene's lawyer agree no mother has ever been prosecuted in the United States for killing her child through a substance transmitted in breast milk. 
  
 Greene's daughter Alexis was born healthy, but was found dead in her parents' bed just 46 days after she was born in November 2010. 
  
 An autopsy found a level of morphine in the baby's body that a pathologist testified could have been lethal for an adult. With no needle marks on the child's body, authorities decided the drugs must have gotten into the infant through her mother's milk, prosecutor Barry Barnette said. 
  
 A review of her medical records showed Greene carefully hid her pregnancy from her primary doctor. After a home pregnancy test showed she was pregnant, she told her primary doctor she needed to go to a gynecologist for a birth control. She then got prenatal care from that doctor while not telling her all the painkillers she was taking. She also skipped appointments with her primary physician when it was obvious she was pregnant and sent her husband to pick up her painkiller prescriptions, Barnette said. 
  
 "She was a nurse. She knew how to work the system," Barnette said. "She caused the loss of that child." 
  
 Greene spent more than 10 years racked with chronic pain after a car wreck before her unexpected pregnancy with her husband in 2010, attorney Rauch Wise said. 
  
 Wise argued that prosecutors didn't prove how the baby got the morphine and there is little scientific evidence that enough morphine can gather in breast milk to kill an infant. 
  
 Green already suffered an immeasurable loss with the death of her child and shouldn't have to face prison time, Wise said. 
  
 Society wants to portray people who need painkillers as drug addicts and horrible people, but Greene and others often are just trying to get through each day without debilitating pain, her lawyer said. 
  
 "She needed those meds to get up in the morning and function," Wise said. "She was on total disability because of her pain, her fibromyalgia and all the other things wrong with her." 
  
 Greene will have to serve 16 years in prison before she is eligible for parole. 
  
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 Follow Jeffrey Collins on Twitter at http://twitter.com/JSCollinsAP ||||| SHE IS A MOTHER.. .A NURSE.. NOW AN INMATE. A SPARTANBURG COUNTY MOTHER.... IS HEADED TO PRISON AFTER BEING CONVICTED OF CAUSING THE DRUG OVERDOSE OF HER BABY THROUGH BREAST FEEDING. WYFF NEWS 4'S SEAN MUSERALLO WAS IN COURT TODAY FOR THE SENTENCING. 39 YEAR OLD STEPHANIE GREENE CRIED SOFTLY WHEN SHE LEARNED SHE WOULD SPEND UP TO TWENTY YEARS BEHIND BARS FOR THE DEATH OF HER 46-DAY OLD DAUGHTER- ALEXIS. 01:47 "it has been very tragic to her." GREENE'S LAWYER MAINTAINS HIS CLIENT- A NURSE- RESEARCHED THE AFFECTS OF MORPHINE ON HER CHILD BEFORE BREAST FEEDING. HE DOES NOT QUESTION WHETHER BABY ALEXIS DIED OF A MORPHONE OVERDOE... RATHER, HE STILL QUESTIONS HOW A TOXIC LEVEL GOT INTO THE BABY'S BLOOD STREAM, KILLING HER. 01:07 "she would have had to take something like 21 30 mg morphine pills within an hour of breast feeding that child to get to that level in the child." 04:40 "when the average human being takes morphine, it's metabolized through the liver, if it's not metabolized correctly, then yes, it has the possibility to build up. but no mother would know whether or not their child metabolizes morphine correctly." THE LEAD PROSECUTOR DISAGREES. 20:06 "breast feeding is very safe with the right direction, when you have your doctor involved." SOLICITOR BARRY BARNETTE SAYS GREENE WAS A DRUG ADDICT BEFORE DURING AND AFTER HER PREGNANCY.... AND KNEW HOW TO WORK THE SYSTEM BECAUSE SHE WAS A NURSE. 17:05 "the two doctors that was giving her the medications did not know she was pregnant." 16:49 "basically, what she did was she lied to the doctors who were prescribing the medications. they didn't even know the medications between themselves were being given to her which is against the law." BARNETTE SAYS GREENE HID HER PREGNANCY BY TELLING HER DOCTORS SHE WAS SHUT IN AT HOME WITH DEPRESSION. NOW SHE WILL BE LOCKED UP FOR THE DEATH OF HER 
  
 A Campobello woman has been found guilty of killing her daughter with a morphine overdose from breast milk. 
  
 She was sentenced to 20 years in prison and will serve 80 percent of the prison sentence before she is eligible for release. 
  
 Stephanie I. Greene, 39, was found guilty of homicide by child abuse, involuntary manslaughter and unlawful conduct toward a child after a 4-day jury trial in Spartanburg, according to Solicitor Barry Barnette. 
  
 Greene’s 46-day-old daughter, Alexis, was found dead in her parents’ bed on Nov. 13, 2010. Authorities said Greene appeared disoriented when coroner’s office investigators first arrived. They said she had trouble walking, slurred speech and had unfocused eyes, according to trial testimony. 
  
 A toxicology report showed toxic levels of morphine in her blood, liver and brain as well as other drugs, including Klonopin, in her system, Barnette said. 
  
 Greene's attorney, Wise Rauch, said he does not disagree the baby likely died of a morphine overdose. He questions how such a toxic level killed the newborn. 
  
 "When the average human being takes morphine, it's metabolized through the liver," said Rauch. "If it's not metabolized correctly, then yes, it has the possibility to build up, but no mother would know whether or not their child metabolizes morphine correctly without a genetic test." 
  
 Greene had been a nurse with a B.S.N Degree and failed to disclose her morphine prescriptions to her doctors and service providers and did not reveal her pregnancy and her breastfeeding of Alexis to her other doctors that were providing the prescriptions to her, according to Barnette. 
  
 He said Greene was on morphine and other prescription drugs during her pregnancy and while she was breast-feeding Alexis. 
  
 "The two doctors that were giving her the medications did not know she was pregnant," said Barnette. 
  
 Greene currently has 38 fraudulent prescription drug charges pending against her, Barnette said. 
  
 He said Greene’s prior criminal record includes a conviction for unlawful conduct toward a child and attempt to obtain controlled substance by fraud. 
  
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A South Carolina woman has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for inadvertently killing her baby through breastfeeding. Prosecutors made the case that Stephanie Greene, 39, was taking so many prescription painkillers that her 6-week-old daughter overdosed, reports WYFF. The infant had a toxic level of morphine in her system upon death. Greene is a former nurse, and she hid her pregnancy from her primary doctor so she could continue getting her prescriptions all the while. She had her husband pick them up when she began showing. Greene's lawyers say she became addicted to the drugs following a bad car crash a decade ago, reports AP. "She needed those meds to get up in the morning and function," said one. "She was on total disability because of her pain, her fibromyalgia, and all the other things wrong with her." Greene plans to appeal, but as of now she is not eligible for parole for 16 years. She was found guilty of homicide by child abuse yesterday, and sentenced today. She also faces dozens of charges over fraudulent prescriptions.