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Subject: Re: Morning sickness, obviously.

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Tom C.

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Date Posted: 03:07:08 01/14/13 Mon
In reply to: Doug Jones 's message, "Morning sickness, obviously." on 02:27:31 01/14/13 Mon

>I have yet to see a story where a young woman barfing
>first thing in the morning *isn't* pregnant, but I
>suppose there's always a first time...

I concur!

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[> [> Subject: Re: Morning sickness, obviously.
Author: Wes [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 09:07:00 01/14/13 Mon Never underestimate the power of human denial . . . -- Wes >>I have yet to see a story where a young woman barfing >>first thing in the morning isn't pregnant, but I >>suppose there's always a first time... > >I concur!

[> [> Subject: Re: Morning sickness, obviously.

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PlainBill
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Date Posted: 21:35:01 01/15/13 Tue

I've seen the device (antibiotics inhibiting birth control pills) a number of times in fiction, and decided to do a little research. This http://shs.osu.edu/blog/the-truth-about-antibiotics-and-birth-control1 seems to debunk it rather well.

Of course, that doesn't address the other legend - that being even a few hours late taking the daily pill can result in ovulation.

PlainBill

>>I have yet to see a story where a young woman barfing
>>first thing in the morning *isn't* pregnant, but I
>>suppose there's always a first time...
>
>I concur!

[> [> [> Subject: Re: Morning sickness, obviously.

Author:
Vin Price
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Date Posted: 22:55:10 01/25/13 Fri

>I've seen the device (antibiotics inhibiting birth
>control pills) a number of times in fiction, and
>decided to do a little research. This >target=_blank
>href="http://shs.osu.edu/blog/the-truth-about-antibioti
>cs-and-birth-control1">http://shs.osu.edu/blog/the-trut
>h-about-antibiotics-and-birth-control1 seems to
>debunk it rather well.
>
>Of course, that doesn't address the other legend -
>that being even a few hours late taking the daily pill
>can result in ovulation.
>
>PlainBill
>
>>>I have yet to see a story where a young woman barfing
>>>first thing in the morning *isn't* pregnant, but I
>>>suppose there's always a first time...
>>
>>I concur!
Most likely being sick makes people forget to take their pills.

[> [> Subject: Re: Morning sickness, obviously.
Author: bigolal [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 21:18:48 01/20/13 Sun >>I have yet to see a story where a young woman barfing >>first thing in the morning isn't pregnant, but I >>suppose there's always a first time... > >I concur! What's amazing to me is that none of the women on the trip asked Michelle "How far along are you. dear?". Women seem to have a 6th sense about that.