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PostPosted: 01/23/07 - 14:28    Post subject: Drugs and Pregnancy Vote now! Reply with quote
My friend has just found out that she is pregnant and is really worried as she had no idea. She went out last week and took cocaine, drank and she smokes. will this effect the baby?
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