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Q: Marijuana vs. Vicoden during Medical Abortion

asked by: anonymous11 on October 26th, 2007

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i have had a prescription for MEDICINAL marijuana. I went to a clinic today and I am starting the 2nd pills tomorrow. The RUDE nurses lectured me and told me that marijuana would increase the blood and just gave me a prescription of vicoden. Is marijuana really that harmful compared to an addictive substance like vicoden? Also, how well can you function during a medical abortion?? My dad is visiting me this weekend and he doesn't know, and I'm worried I'll be stuck at home with cramps and vomiting. Your past experiences would be very helpful, thanks!

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anonymous11

replied on October 26th, 2007

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OMG, i read the abortion experiences and now I want to throw up. They gave me 5mg of vicoden- will this be enough?? I'm so scared.... Sad

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