Oh, I know. I was told after I gave birth to Katie and she was rushed to the NICU that her transient tachypnea was probably because I was on Prozac. I said, "the OB said it was safe." "Oh, we just found out this week it can cause breathing and heart issues." Me: "..." Seriously, I give birth, and I get hit with the whammy! (I still worry about lingering affects of it to this day.)
With each of my kids, I've managed to paint a room or do something with major chemicals before finding out I was expecting. It's my set explanation for when they are teenagers and raging against me. "This must have be a result of when I had to bleach the basement subfloor to refinish the old house. It's why you are listening to Nickelback and wearing that outfit."
I think the long understanding of morphine is because it's been around forever. I thought oxycontin was relatively newish, though.
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Date: 2011-07-31 04:05 am (UTC)With each of my kids, I've managed to paint a room or do something with major chemicals before finding out I was expecting. It's my set explanation for when they are teenagers and raging against me. "This must have be a result of when I had to bleach the basement subfloor to refinish the old house. It's why you are listening to Nickelback and wearing that outfit."
I think the long understanding of morphine is because it's been around forever. I thought oxycontin was relatively newish, though.