Asked Jan 16, 2014
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I'm two weeks pregnant and ingested a mixture has permanant damage been done to the fetus
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Wtf? Thats horrible. Go to a doctor. I hope you didnt do that on purpoise cuz that is disgusting thing to do to ur baby if u did.
Answered Jul 08, 2014
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