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A member asked:
My friend took meth and she found out she was 13week pregnant she has stopped will she get her baby taken away she has stop taken drugs?
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Laws vary: It is a good thing that she has stopped taking meth. Less likely to have baby taken away if she continues to abstain from drugs and alcohol. Might be wise for her to seek out help in a recovery program- self help and/or formal drug rehab program. Support is key to maintain abstinence and to be in recovery.
Answered 1/19/2017
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