the other ladies are right...if you don't tell your ob and they test baby once s/he is born things will be a LOT worse for you then.
you need to stop worrying about your feelings and worry about the safety of your baby. getting medication from a dealer is NOT a good idea at all. having prescription, from a doctor and going to a pharmacy is the only way you should be going. weaning yourself is also a bad idea. you may not have that bad of withdrawals but the baby will. remember whatever goes into you...goes straight to that baby. so if you continue cutting back YOU may not feel the affects of withdrawal as bad but your baby will. it HAS to be monitored by doctors. the only one that will end up hurt in the end is the baby. even if you fear that the docs will call CPS this is something you must do. you can't detox on your own and self prescribe.
I am scared to tell my ob, cause I went to my first app on the 5th of april, and didn't tell him anything. So you guys are saying if I stop the 4th month, when the baby is born they can still tell that I was on methadone during the beginning of the pregnancy? and xanax before I knew I was pregnant? Roxys are 30mg percoset, without the tylenol.. rapid release.. R (rapid) Oxy, oxycodone... They can tell all of that?? They will def testt it when i give birth?????
I wasn't getting med treatment with pain meds, I was a recreational user. I got them off streets... I'm still a little freaked out about telling my ob... I need a couple weeks to figure this out. I have time before I go back. I wanted to tell him right away until I spoke to my sister, she said that her and my stepmom talked bout it, and they will call child services. My only thing is I cant let my fiance know!!! How do i do it without him finding out?
Yes if they test the baby's amniotic fluid after birth, your usage of all three will most likely still show up. It's like a record and a sensitive enough test can read drug usage from any point during the pregnancy. I can't promise they won't call child services. But if they DO, most likely all they'll do is interview you and make sure you're ready to take your baby home after birth...NOT arrest you. They don't WANT to take a baby away from the mother unless you're terribly unfit, and from what you've been saying, you don't seem like the sort of druggie that they'll take a baby away from. They want to keep you with your baby, so remember that. They want to help you. You say you got suboxene prescribed by a doctor, I assume to treat your addiction? Even if you weren't being treated for pain, you are entitled to a prescription to manage your addiction even during pregnancy. You need to talk to your OB honestly about all of this...I know it's scary, and I can't promise things will go perfectly..but if they do, for whatever reason, suspect usage and discover that you've been hiding it I know that they'll be a lot more suspicious and a lot more reactive.
As for your fiance...I don't see how you can hide it from him. This goes beyond health and pregnancy, because hiding something like usage during pregnancy from the man you're going to marry could be absolutely destructive. I think he's the first person you should be honest and up front with. Remember that this is his child too and he deserves the truth. He can help you talk to your OB and be your advocate...but only if he knows the truth.
I know all of this is hard, I'm sorry if I'm acting like it will be easy I know it can't be, but I really think that you need to talk to your OB. this isn't about you getting in trouble, this is about your baby's health. You're a mommy now and your baby has to come first...and even if you get in trouble (I still think it's unlikely) you have to put baby's health FIRST. You do have a little bit of time before your next appointment to come to terms with it, but I really think you need to come clean, so to say. And detoxing on your own is very dangerous for the baby, do not do it. That's the main reason you need to come clean. you need to be getting the methadone prescription to deal with your addiction from an OB (so it's not laced like Joy said) and so the baby can be monitored accordingly with your dosage. This is NOT something you can or should do on your own. I'm sorry things are like this for you, but there's no changing it now and a few hard choices are ahead, but ones you need to make.
Good luck with whatever you choose...I hope the best for you and your baby.
So for sure they are going to test the baby after birth????? Even if they have no reason or no use to????? Why would they unless they had reason to believe???
This is my opinion and also fact from a report i had done for school. Yes they do drug test babys when they are born because it is routine. Most states do not have a law against drug use while pregnant. I highly disagree with not having it because of the childs sake. They can contact cps and report it, but it is upto the hospital. Some doctors even run your urine for drugs while you and under prenatal care. In my opinion you should tell your doctor about your problem for your childs safety. Also do some research on the laws where you live, i wish you the best.