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callie8323

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Postpardum Posted: 10-28-05 09:54am


How long does it take for ur body to get over haveing a baby? Is birth control pretty safe too? Im going to start sunday cuz I don't want another baby.

lil_blaze2004

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Posted: 10-28-05 11:20am


I've heard anywhere from 6-18 months to get back to "normal". I'm on alesse for bc (great I sound like the commercial) i'm a lil worried though cause I did get preggo on the pill about 10 yrs ago and I missed one pill and have been nauseaus for the last few days. I hope it's just me worrying, i'm supposed to get my period sun/mon so everyone send me period dust!!! Lol

LUV4KYLE2007

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Posted: 10-28-05 21:28pm


Period dust...........At ya!

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