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I said something about it but didnt say what I was thinking cuz i felt hypocritcal telling this girl not to smoke pot when I smoke butts while pregnant..
anyways the point..
Amanda totally had the balls to say what was right and what I would have said had I had the guts.. so kudos to you for sticking up for that poor bean who would have to endure the pot
Its like yeah now.. but whose to say down the road he doesnt have developmental issues and stuff.. I mean I had to take meds for my bipolar while I was pregnant with DD.. and yeah shes fine now.. but whose to say 5 years from now she wont have something wrong with her.. yah just never know the risk your taking..
Im certain i would not be trying to justify it by saying something like "i know someone who smoked it and the baby was fine"
Just sayin. : )
just because my substance isnt illegal doesnt make it any better.. but I def dont run around telling people to light up..and that my friend did it so its safe..
its a crazy world we live in...
I was just really glad someone told these girls to grow up..
and Im in NH and they test me and the baby for drugs at the hospital I deliver at.. I def wouldnt want to be in there shoes if they smoke pot all this time..
I just happen to have a zero tolerence for drugs. There is NO grey area for me there. pretty rigid.
I would go read it, but it would probably jsut make me mad. LOL
I highly doubt these girls are going to say to the doc.. hey I just smoke a J on the way here...
so there could be problems they never know about till the baby is born.. and had the doc known they could have found out about it.. or if they just didnt do it..it could have been prevented..
oh well.. crazy people will b e crazy people..
http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/1ySlBE/blogs.babble.com/being-pregnant/2010/08/24/pregnant-new-yorkers-booze-it-up//r:f
but in the twisted mind of these people that are doing the drugs, they seem to think that simply telling us that they are taking the drug somehow will make things better for them and their child.
smokers (at least in my practice) are ALOT more likely to lie about quitting. Ironic isnt it? There is no legal implications for it. There is no random test for it, because there is nothing we can do about it. There is what we call the "sniff test" where the smell like smoke, so there is not much getting around that. Even second hand smoke, which is not usually the case, is a no no. But you can also see by low amniotic fluid, calcified placenta, heart defects.....the list goes on. Now Im not saying that all my smokers lie, but they do with far more frequency than the drug users. We always chuckle about that. Honesty makes those conversations a WHOLE easier I can tell you that.
We all have the ability to not make the best decisions for our child. Im no exception, thats for sure. But Im with the PP that said they hate it when someone says because they knew someone whose baby was fine, that all babies must be fine. so frustrating. Just looking for a way to validate their bad behaviour.
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