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iwillmakeyouthink @iwillmakeyouthink (22) • Canada 15 Dec 06

What punishment should there be for pregnant women who drink or do drugs. They are ruining their childs chance to be all they could be. It isn't right that all they get is rehab. As an adult that child doesn't have the same...

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sanctified i think whatthey need is treatment not penalty because no woman is would intentionally inflict her child such maltreatment right even before they were born, unless of course they are insane.

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iwillmakeyouthink @iwillmakeyouthink (22) • Canada 15 Dec 06

What punishment should there be for pregnant women who drink or do drugs. They are ruining their childs chance to be all they could be. It isn't right that all they get is rehab. As an adult that child doesn't have the same...

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1986ankush SHE SHOULD BE SERVED IN ALL WAYS THAT IS ALSO A PUNISHMENT FOR PREGNANT WOMEN

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iwillmakeyouthink @iwillmakeyouthink (22) • Canada 15 Dec 06

What punishment should there be for pregnant women who drink or do drugs. They are ruining their childs chance to be all they could be. It isn't right that all they get is rehab. As an adult that child doesn't have the same...

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arlena040 well you can call my views judgemental and ignorant if you wish and yes my views are judgemental but i am certainly not ignorant to the problem .i see drug rehabs and drug support groups all around us in every state and how many of theses woman have they...

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iwillmakeyouthink @iwillmakeyouthink (22) • Canada 15 Dec 06

What punishment should there be for pregnant women who drink or do drugs. They are ruining their childs chance to be all they could be. It isn't right that all they get is rehab. As an adult that child doesn't have the same...

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arlena040 so what is your answer to the problem continue to let them keep haveing drug addicted baby's ? if they served some time for useing drugs as they should i think maybe there would be less drug addicted baby's born. i don't claim to have the answer for the...

21 Dec 06

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iwillmakeyouthink @iwillmakeyouthink (22) • Canada 15 Dec 06

I think I like those movies more than my kids. I love fantasy novels and movies and Harry Potter has to be right up there with Lord of the Ring movies. What is your favorite?

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na2482 I have to agree with you, I love these movies i have all of the harry potter movies, including the books. I also love Lord of the Rings, i love the special effects and the story lines are great.

21 Dec 06

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jdmill83 @jdmill83 (28) • United States 20 Dec 06

Ok, I just moved in with my "adopted" mother. She didn't really adopt me or anything but she's kind of taken me in under her wing since I was younger so I'm not sure what to call it. Anyways, she's always said she suffers from...

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caramello You can only do your best and what a nice person you are to try and help this person in this situation, as I said before it is not easy, but you must look after yourself as well!

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jdmill83 @jdmill83 (28) • United States 20 Dec 06

Ok, I just moved in with my "adopted" mother. She didn't really adopt me or anything but she's kind of taken me in under her wing since I was younger so I'm not sure what to call it. Anyways, she's always said she suffers from...

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jdmill83 I think her and her boyfriend splitting up was a very good thing. She would have him do all the running for her so that she could sit around and drink, so she has cut back a little bit but nothing to make any sort of difference. It has also forced her to...

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jdmill83 @jdmill83 (28) • United States 20 Dec 06

Ok, I just moved in with my "adopted" mother. She didn't really adopt me or anything but she's kind of taken me in under her wing since I was younger so I'm not sure what to call it. Anyways, she's always said she suffers from...

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caramello This is quite a hard situation that you are in and not being a family member can make it not so easy. Firstly the person has to want to give it up themselves or want to seek help, and while excuses are still being made to do this, the time may not be the right...

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jdmill83 @jdmill83 (28) • United States 20 Dec 06

Ok, I just moved in with my "adopted" mother. She didn't really adopt me or anything but she's kind of taken me in under her wing since I was younger so I'm not sure what to call it. Anyways, she's always said she suffers from...

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jdmill83 At first I was questioning the idea of an intervention becuase she already feels ganged up on by her family, but now that I have lived with her for a few months and have seen the real affects of the alcohism I am very concerned for her health. I am there...

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jdmill83 @jdmill83 (28) • United States 20 Dec 06

Ok, I just moved in with my "adopted" mother. She didn't really adopt me or anything but she's kind of taken me in under her wing since I was younger so I'm not sure what to call it. Anyways, she's always said she suffers from...

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pvleroux Alcoholism is a serious problem. It need to be dealt with as soon as possible. It is a plus point if the person admits it and the first step. I think you should get professional help for her. You can help by encouraging her and keep on showing your love to her...

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jdmill83 @jdmill83 (28) • United States 20 Dec 06

Ok, I just moved in with my "adopted" mother. She didn't really adopt me or anything but she's kind of taken me in under her wing since I was younger so I'm not sure what to call it. Anyways, she's always said she suffers from...

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whitneyX3 if i were u i'd definitely get her family together for an intervention. you shouldnt worry about her reaction to it, im sure u worry more about her health and well-being. my stepmom is an alcoholic and my family was pretty close to an intervention. i know...

21 Dec 06

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jdmill83 @jdmill83 (28) • United States 20 Dec 06

Ok, I just moved in with my "adopted" mother. She didn't really adopt me or anything but she's kind of taken me in under her wing since I was younger so I'm not sure what to call it. Anyways, she's always said she suffers from...

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emisle what an ignorant comment to make! alcoholism is not fun and i know from experience. it puts strain on a marraige and the family and affects that person's work. I can't believe you even posted that comment!

21 Dec 06

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jdmill83 @jdmill83 (28) • United States 20 Dec 06

Ok, I just moved in with my "adopted" mother. She didn't really adopt me or anything but she's kind of taken me in under her wing since I was younger so I'm not sure what to call it. Anyways, she's always said she suffers from...

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marrry ALCHOLISM IS A BIG PROBLEM...ONCE U ARE THERE U CAN T ESCAPE.....IT IS VERY HARD TO FIGHT WITH IT,,,AND U CAN LOOSE EVERYTHING BECAUSE OF THAT..U SNOULD ALSO KNOW THAT BECAUSE OF,,DRINKIND'' U ARIVE AT ALCHOLISM

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jdmill83 @jdmill83 (28) • United States 20 Dec 06

Ok, I just moved in with my "adopted" mother. She didn't really adopt me or anything but she's kind of taken me in under her wing since I was younger so I'm not sure what to call it. Anyways, she's always said she suffers from...

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emisle you have to get her into a treatment program asap. They will give her lots of councelling and support, alcoholism is extremely hard to kick without any help.

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jdmill83 @jdmill83 (28) • United States 20 Dec 06

Ok, I just moved in with my "adopted" mother. She didn't really adopt me or anything but she's kind of taken me in under her wing since I was younger so I'm not sure what to call it. Anyways, she's always said she suffers from...

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micheller Well I think that the best thing you can do is get the family together and talk about ways that you can all help her. You can also admit her into to rehab if her problem is really serious and she will have no choice but to go.

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jdmill83 @jdmill83 (28) • United States 20 Dec 06

Ok, I just moved in with my "adopted" mother. She didn't really adopt me or anything but she's kind of taken me in under her wing since I was younger so I'm not sure what to call it. Anyways, she's always said she suffers from...

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my2luvs An intervention would be the best way to help, but you have to be prepeared that she may not want help. Its great that you want to help her but she has to want to help herself.

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jdmill83 @jdmill83 (28) • United States 20 Dec 06

Ok, I just moved in with my "adopted" mother. She didn't really adopt me or anything but she's kind of taken me in under her wing since I was younger so I'm not sure what to call it. Anyways, she's always said she suffers from...

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Stephanie5 @Stephanie5 (2946) • United States 15 Dec 06

I'm sitting on the kitchen floor playing with my 2 year old daughter. We are playing with fake makeup and I'm having coffee, she's having a sippy cup full of milk. We are playing good, when she sees me take a drink of coffee,...

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hannarose27 I agree sippy cups are useless even if the thing doesn't fall out if they lay side ways long enough they'll slowly drip. I think baby gates work great for dogs but not kids. One useless thing my mom got is a traveling playpen the only thing is this one she got...

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Stephanie5 @Stephanie5 (2946) • United States 15 Dec 06

I'm sitting on the kitchen floor playing with my 2 year old daughter. We are playing with fake makeup and I'm having coffee, she's having a sippy cup full of milk. We are playing good, when she sees me take a drink of coffee,...

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Stephanie5 lol..I agree. Mine is packed up, in closet and has been for a while now. All it was good for was my older ones to jump in and out of! SOOO ANNOYING! Another thing that irks me about baby stuff is double strollers...They make those things so big, even when...

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Stephanie5 @Stephanie5 (2946) • United States 15 Dec 06

I'm sitting on the kitchen floor playing with my 2 year old daughter. We are playing with fake makeup and I'm having coffee, she's having a sippy cup full of milk. We are playing good, when she sees me take a drink of coffee,...

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nhtpscd sippy cup failure is common with the ones with the anti leak flange less spillage was actually found with the cheaper brands. Just keep an eye on the size of the flow holes. If to fast i plug up the little air hole at the other side of the lid to slow the...

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