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shaylamom posted:

I have two daughters, 10 and six. I took Lovenox with both, but for my oldgest I took it for just the first trimester. With my second, they recommened the whole pregnancy. My six year old has had huge behaviorl issues. Some days are just so hard, I don't know where to turn. She was diagnosed with epilepsy a year go. The behavior and learning and speech difficulities has been going on and getting worse. We've seen three different psychiatrists. We've been trying to not medicate, but I don't think there is a choice anymore. We can't do anything and it's causing such problems between the girls. This is the first time I've seen women going through what I'm going through. I had three miscarriages before so when I was told the medication was safe, I just went with it.

0 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Pregnancy:high risk conditionsI have two daughters, 10 and six. I took Lovenox with both, but for my oldgest I took it for just the first trimester. With my second, they recommened the whole pregnancy. My six year old has had huge behaviorl issues. Some days are just so hard, I don't know where to turn. She was diagnosed with epilepsy a year go. The behavior and learning and speech difficulities has been going on and getting worse. We've seen three different psychiatrists. We've been trying to not medicate, but I don't think there is a choice anymore. We can't do anything and it's causing such problems between the girls. This is the first time I've seen women going through what I'm going through. I had three miscarriages before so when I was told the medication was safe, I just went with it.

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