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You break my heart. Working with a sweet (young/mid-20s) gal who is studying to be a physical therapist. She's pregnant. I asked her to look into some of this 'stuff' she should know to protect her baby. 'Oh, she's not interested, her sister in law is a pharmacist, so she's going to follow her advice...' (Riiiiiight, a pharmacist... trained in and paid by ... WHOM!?)

My best friend, a recently retired hospital pharmacist, is infuriatingly MIRED in "not gonna look, nope nope" and "don't believe anything the conspiracy nuts are putting out" (which, of course, includes me... {disgusted eye roll}).

I'm just agonized... I want to shake the soon-to-be PT and scream "you're RISKING your baby's ENTIRE LIFE if you do NOT do your own research!!" There is NO satisfaction for me in" well if, GOD FORBID, her child ends up regressed and trapped inside a disobedient brain -- or a crushed brain -- it least I TOLD her so!" It's like watching a child toddle towards a cliff -- and the PARENT ignores the danger!

I'm vacillating on -- should I print out this fantastic 'stack and suggest that HER HUSBAND should also have a say in how their child is protected? Not my place, she's made it clear she's not interested, there's nothing QUITE like invincible chosen ignorance... and hell, it's just ANOTHER VERY possibly destroyed small human....

Gotta say, this 'stack of your FINALLY made me subscribe. Been feeling guilty -- 'cause MAN are you ever worth it! -- but also watching the world coming to an end...

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