floridagirl
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Hi guys,
After reading a few posts on smokers trying to quit and people wondering if one or two glasses of wine would be ok, I thought I'd post this so that we can all give each other support in these sensitive areas;
We all know that these habits are frowned upon in pregnancy but sometimes the way midwifes/doctors go about it is not nice. My friend is a smoker and her midwife wiped the floor with her about it. I think professionals need to give support and advice not a good old shouting at.
Unless you have a drink prblem (in that case the doctor needs to be in control) but other than that I personally dont think its worth having any drink, no point in adding any futher risk to the pregnancy (as so many things can go wrong anyway)
But its not that easy with cigs as that is an addiction and must be so hard. WELL DONE YOU LADIES WHO HAVE MANAGED TO QUIT, If you ve not quite managed it yet, DONT GIVE UP, keep trying keep positive.
We need to remember that we are pregnant for nine months so we should be able to sacrifice things for that time (however, I intended on eating healthy throughout, lasted two weeks and now I am back to eating too much rubbish)
Good luck everyone x x
After reading a few posts on smokers trying to quit and people wondering if one or two glasses of wine would be ok, I thought I'd post this so that we can all give each other support in these sensitive areas;
We all know that these habits are frowned upon in pregnancy but sometimes the way midwifes/doctors go about it is not nice. My friend is a smoker and her midwife wiped the floor with her about it. I think professionals need to give support and advice not a good old shouting at.
Unless you have a drink prblem (in that case the doctor needs to be in control) but other than that I personally dont think its worth having any drink, no point in adding any futher risk to the pregnancy (as so many things can go wrong anyway)
But its not that easy with cigs as that is an addiction and must be so hard. WELL DONE YOU LADIES WHO HAVE MANAGED TO QUIT, If you ve not quite managed it yet, DONT GIVE UP, keep trying keep positive.
We need to remember that we are pregnant for nine months so we should be able to sacrifice things for that time (however, I intended on eating healthy throughout, lasted two weeks and now I am back to eating too much rubbish)
Good luck everyone x x