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Ok ladies so my doctor wants to start me on aspirin in the next couple of weeks since we are not 100% sure what caused me to lose Adelynn. I am terrified to death to start it. I don't even like taking a Tylenol or Benadryl...much less an Aspirin. I am a cardiac nurse, so I have a lot of patients who are on Aspirin. I have heard that it's not good and then I have heard it's good if you are in situations like we are. I guess my question is who else is currently taking it?? Have you had any problems on it?? And has anyone gone on to deliver a healthy rainbow baby while taking it??
Thanks in advance...
Andrea
Thanks in advance...
Andrea
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