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pleade no judgement.. :/

So I cant stop crying, I already feel like a horrible mother...I am 18 weeks pregnant and 4 days, I drank for the first time last Saturday..im so ashamed and disappointed..I really want to tell my doctor but im so scared. All I had was one mix drink and two shots and a beer. Im probably going to get hateful comments..but please know..I am so so ashamed of myself and I keep praying to god for forgiveness..I didnt feel drunk..I didnt really get drunk, so maybe I didnt drink too much? Idk..I need some advice pronto before I lose it...just know I dont intend to drink what so ever again.
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I'm sure everything will be ok. When I was 4 weeks I didn't know and had a pint of amaretto after a crazy valentines week at work. Everything with baby is fine and I have 5 days left. You're ok to have one glass of wine etc but don't go excessive x
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You should tell your doctor just so they know. Forget about it and continue having a healthy pregnancy. You cant do anything about it now.
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Well as we can see your very sorry and you know you did wrong, I will say I'm happy you realised your mistake. Don't get so angry with yourself though, tell your Dr about it and just try not to do it again. I'm no Dr but I'm sure your bub is fine, just realise you have something so precious you need to look after and take care of your bub.
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