My wife was 7 months pregnant when I caught her smoking in front of the hospital. When I shouted, “You are putting our baby’s life in danger!” he threw the smoke straight in my face and replied, “It’s my body and I do with it what I want!” But that night, when I discovered what had happened to our unborn baby, I was paralyzed with horror...

Era muy pequeña y los médicos decidieron mantenerla durante un tiempo en la unidad de cuidados intensivos neonatales.

When I first saw my daughter inside the transparent incubator, my eyes filled with tears.

His tiny fingers closed around my index finger.

At that moment, nothing else in the world mattered.

Fortunately, after several weeks of care, Sophie’s condition improved and we were finally able to take her home.

He's six months old today.

Linda continues to receive professional support and says she hasn't smoked since she gave birth.

I want to believe him.

But my trust hasn't fully recovered yet.

Sometimes I remember that day when I saw my wife pregnant in front of the hospital, with a cigarette in her hand.

And I wonder what would have happened if I hadn't noticed.

Or if I hadn't read the medical papers that night.

I can't say for sure what caused all of Sophie's difficulties. But I do know that smoking during pregnancy represents a real danger that should never be ignored.