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I'm in the states, but this is kind of related. I had a friend that admitted to the delivery nurse that she smoked weed a couple times while she was pregnant, and ended up being investigated by CPS for a few months. It kind of sucked because she used to smoke a lot of weed, and as soon as she found out she was pregnant she stopped, which was really hard for her. She slipped up just a couple times when she was really stressed out and took just a couple puffs. When the nurse asked her, she wasn't expecting it and just told the truth, then spent the next couple months terrified that they were going to take her baby away. I had no idea they could do that.
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I think it depends on the hospital too. I checked out a day before i was supposed to with all three of my kids. Just had to sign a waiver. I had tons of support at home, and i figured if I was going to be completely unable to sleep I would rather be not sleeping at my own house.
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Aug 10, 2011 14:03
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When I had Elliot three years ago my breast pump was covered. The lactation specialist came in and said "Are you planning on pumping when you go back to work? *whispering loudly* SAY YES YOU'LL GET A FREE PUMP" It was a nice medela back pack pump too.
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Aug 5, 2012 15:28
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Pumps are never as efficient as a baby at getting milk. Your baby is able to get way more than an once.
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Aug 8, 2012 23:26
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