Mary jane
So I know I have seen a couple topics and reqd through them. I know that smoking it can be harmful...but if you vaporize it there is no harm to the baby...because there is no smoke. I quit smoking it for the first 3 months of my pregnancy...lol...bad idea cause all I wanted to do was rip off the penis of my bf and every other man around me...not to mention my dad almost died 3 times and my stress/anger twoards his workers comp case was seriously effecting him and his health. I started smoking and it didn't all go away...but mostly I became slightly less hostile. My doc didn't have an issue bc I was vapirizing it. But I made the mistake of trusting a healthy start rep they come and teach you things. She threatened me with dcf...so I quit. Its been two months now...I'm severley depressed and yes I have hurt myself by cutting...but I havenever felt worse. I know that some people have been able to smoke throughout the entire pregnancy and they will not take your child...which I've noticed a lot of people have that question. I think it depends on where you live. I live in jacsonville fl and I have never had a drug problem...and I do not believe maryjane is a drug...god provided seed bearing plants of which we use as our meats...its in genisis...not to mention its natural. Please when you give ur opinions provide the state you live in because everywhere has dif laws. And btw the lady that told me about dcf said she couldn't do anything now but when the baby is born if he is exposed to it that's when dcf would be called. I quit by my own choice because I didn't want to risk losing my first born son...my first kid period actually. Thanks in advance for the opinions and please everyone try to be open minded and respectful. We all deal with dif things and have dif ways to cope with stress.
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Good luck
Anyways about weed, its not a harmful drug. Its used medically in 15 states in the us right now and the legalization is growing. Its safer than most anything over the counter or prescribed, and u know thats true because u use it. Dont despair. Try smoking/vaping a little less everytime, it gets easier I promise. And cannibus doesnt show up in my urine anymore like I said, ill hit the blunt maybe once a week but dcf doesnt care about u its the baby theyre concerned about. So if u completely quit the last month or two youll be fine. Im here to talk if u want plus I live in the same city so I might be able to answer questions too. ps- dont stress it hurts ur lil one
I know it's been stressful trying to find ways to destress without weed. But I figure it's healthier for me to not feel dependent on an intoxifying substance to find inner peace. So, in the grand scheme of things, I'm not too bitter about this sobriety.
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Did you know that its a tradition that pregnant women in Jamaica smoke everyday....just saying.
I think smoking anything is bad cause it gives your baby less oxygen.
Butt......Vaporizing or ingesting I think would be better for you and baby. I dont think i would cause ive read it crosses the plecenta so basically your babys feeling the effects too. When i found that out i just didnt feel rite about doing it amymore...But id rather see someone partake in MJ then take all these pills for everything,(most of those cross the plecenta as well) i honestly feel the pharmaceutical companies are the biggest drug dealers on this world.
About your stress....oh man I know things can be really hard to deal with my life has been crazy stressful since pretty much the day I found out I was pregnant (car repoed,kid got hit by a truck,evicted,layed off from job ), but you can do it try finding an outlet like painting or Jewelery making put on some relaxing music take a relaxing bath.And remember your doing what's best for your baby because he or she needs you and having DPS or CPS in your life will only make you more stressed. Sacrifice =Motherhood
Did you tell your doctor you were cutting? That seems more concerning than whether you can eat or sleep. Maybe you should talk to someone more focused on mental health instead of you ob/gyn.