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lgarza

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Odd Question Posted: 05-17-06 13:52pm


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Posted: 05-17-06 14:49pm


Take a pregnancy test when your period is late. You may want to check into birth control pills. You are a student and can more than likely get them free through planned parenthood. Good luck.

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Posted: 05-17-06 16:47pm


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Posted: 05-17-06 17:05pm


Take the test after your period is late with your first morning urine.

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