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weed help
Im a real stoner and weed has honestly helped me throw my morning sickness period but i am not using anymore now 6 months pregnant and i dont feel like its fair to the baby although i was only smoking for medical purpose not recreational. Im just curious about cps and what might happen at the birth i live in california and its actually quite common for pregnant women to smoke .
I did the same thing. Up until I hit 6 months helped me with anxiety and my anger. Kept me calm. But I haven't smoked and won't smoke either after I give birth since I'm deciding to breastfeed. As long as the baby comes out clean you should be ok. They'd have no right to put cps after you. My friend actually smoked the day before she gave birth she came up positive for it but the baby didnt. I don't know how that happened but it did.
I was a pothead. Smoked everyday before I got pregnant all day . But I stopped smoking at around 7 weeks pregnant . And I'm not gonna lie I was soooooooo hard to stop I'm 36 weeks and now till this day I feen everyday. But I did it for my baby I've heard it don't harm my baby but when id get high id feel so uncomfortBle knowing I was pregnant . And I would just kill my high I didn't wanna risk my dolls health. Do it for your baby as everything you put in your mouth goes to her
It's sad that it's common for pregnant women to smoke weed. Good for you though for stopping.
If u have a medical ID card you should be fine but you may want to check regulations.. It takes approx 1 month to detox from cannabis if ur haven't consumed any thc in that long of a period you really should have no problems at all I didn't know I was preggo til 9 wks and I stopped right away and never got tested at all for anything the only urine test I get is the routine one
As long as its not in yours or babies system at birth they can't do anything. If it is they can take your baby. (From my understanding of what I've heard).
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