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Mum's warning to parents after son swallowed toy from Amazon

Louise Mcfarlane's son, Junior Gallon, accidentally swallowed two magnetic building balls while pretending to have a tongue piercing, stating, 'Mummy, I've got an emergency.'
Doctors warned that the magnets could attach on opposite sides of a vital organ, posing a serious risk of damage.
After a hospital stay, doctors confirmed the magnets had moved safely within Junior's body and were no longer present.
Louise Mcfarlane cautions parents against buying magnetic toys, saying, 'It's just not worth having them around.

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