First Degree Threatening under C.G.S. 53a-61aa is a bit more serious. This is a felony charges that applies when a person threatens to commit any crime using a hazardous substance with the intent to cause an evacuation (i.e. calling in a chemical bomb threat to a courthouse or school).
Good luck with this; I hope that your daughter is well (that's the main thing), and that the test will be reassuring. J Our 2.5 year old daughter had an MRI at Children's in December to rule out a brain tumor or cerebellar swelling.
But if the MRI is normal on Day 3 and no oxygen problem occurred during labor and delivery, then oxygen deprivation at birth is an unlikely cause of neonatal encephalopathy, D'Alton said. An MRI done 10 days after birth can indicate the extent of a baby's brain injury, D'Alton said. Brain injuries evolve, and it may take more than a week before the extent is evident on an MRI. Every major obstetrical facility should consider having an MRI available in the neonatal intensive care unit so that sick babies don't have to be transported elsewhere, D'Alton said.