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doctor because of DCF. The Dr that did my last surgery last year already said that I am lucky I couldnt get pregnant because she would call DCF for my methadone use. She is HIGHLY against it. Please help me with some advice I am so scared that I am going to lose this baby to one of the two. I did try to wean down my dose and I started spotting so I got scared and left my dose alone. I have done so much research on it and got more scared than I was to begin with. I know I sound like a horrible mother right now by not quitting cold turkey but this may be my last chance to have a baby. Please give me some advice..
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call a Dr.78% (21)
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wait0% (0)
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quit cold turkey7% (2)
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wean off15% (4)
I know someone who is very near and dear to me that also was on meth when they found out they were pregnant. She went to rehab and was surrounded by people that would support her thats what rehab is suppose to do not make you feel stressed. It was hard for her but it was for the best and her child is a very good kid. I would say do whats best for you she didnt have problems conceiving like you have but I think finding a doctor that can be a support system is the way to go. Best of luck to you!
I seriously don't think staying on the methadone will benefit your child, I think it will harm. Though, quitting cold turkey, since I would assume it may cause withdrawel symptoms probably isn't a Awesome idea either, I think the stress of just quitting altogether will cause you to lose the baby.
I would suggest rehab as well, they are trained to deal with these situations and how to help in the healthiest, most stress free way possible... If not attending one, I would see if you could call and see your options anyways, they can't hurt you if you are just gathering information.
Either way, no matter what happens.. I would suggest you get off the methadone anyways. If Meth isn't good for you, I can't imagine its subsitute is doing your body many favors. I am so sorry you were in an abusive relationship, I commend you for being strong enough to get away from that.
Please update us with what you decide!!
Just wanted to wish you the best! Praying for your healing, deliverance, restoration and peace.
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