re: is the pill safe during pregnancy

Quoting Jennybananna:" Ah this made me smile."

I'm glad I'm not the only person who got it lol.
Damn.

Quoting 1inpink2inblue:" Even if you have to uteruses you shouldn't o while pregnant. That is you overies not your uterus."

You shouldn't but you can.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Raindancer:</b>" You can ovulate when you are pregnant. It is rare but it does happen."</blockquote>


Yes and I thought you would need to have more then one uterus for that.

Quoting 1 princess 2 princes(20we:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Raindancer:</b>" You can ovulate when you are pregnant. It is ... [snip!] ... It is rare but it does happen."</blockquote> Yes and I thought you would need to have more then one uterus for that."

No.
READ WOMAN READ. http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1926414,00.html


An Indonesian woman gave birth to a 19-lb. 2-oz. baby behemoth on Sept. 24, but that was only the second weirdest pregnancy tale of the month. The strangest belongs to Julia Grovenburg, a 31-year-old Arkansas woman who has a double pregnancy. No, not twins — Grovenburg became pregnant twice, two weeks apart. Isn't that supposed to be impossible?
Almost. There have been only 10 recorded cases of the phenomenon, dubbed superfetation. In Grovenburg's case, she became pregnant first with a girl (whom she has decided to name Jillian) and then two weeks later with a boy (Hudson). The babies have separate due dates — Jillian on Dec. 24, Hudson on Jan. 10. (See pictures of pregnant-belly art.)
Dr. Robert Atlas, chairman of the obstetrics and gynecology department at Baltimore's Mercy Hospital, says he has never encountered a case of superfetation during practice. He says such pregnancies occur when a woman continues ovulating after becoming pregnant and when that second, fertilized egg is able to implant itself in the lining of the womb — two things that wouldn't happen in a normal pregnancy. Typically, hormonal changes prevent further ovulation and thicken the lining of the uterus to preclude a second embryo from attaching. Why didn't that happen with Grovenburg? No one's really sure. (See how to prevent illness at any age.)
Despite the rarity of Grovenburg's case, Atlas tells TIME the phenomenon shouldn't be cause for concern. Grovenburg's babies should behave much as twins do; in all likelihood, the second baby will be born slightly premature when Julia first goes into labor. Since the difference between the babies is only two weeks, the second baby will be nearly at full term anyway. Indeed, the last known case of superfetation had a happy ending. In 2007, a British woman gave birth to a boy and girl who were conceived three weeks apart, with no undue complications.

Read more: http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1926414,00.html#ixzz25CKXbxVF

Quoting Captain Spaulding:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Jessy Ann:</b>" You are majorly misinformed sweetheart. Twins ... [snip!] ... result of a split egg, not of getting pregnant with 2 eggs."</blockquote> http://www.baby2see.com/multiples/twins.html"

I'm just rusty on my knowledge, I know more about identicals than fraternal, my bad.

<blockquote><b>Quoting S&T+1:</b>" I'm glad I'm not the only person who got it lol. Damn."</blockquote>




Why do people take things so seriously these days. Damn

Quoting Jennybananna:" <blockquote><b>Quoting S&T+1:</b>" I'm glad I'm not the only person who got it lol. Damn."</blockquote> Why do people take things so seriously these days. Damn"

LIFE.
It is a serious thing to be taken seriously.
Oh and because there are people that stupid out there that would actually do this smurf.

Quoting Jennybananna:" <blockquote><b>Quoting S&T+1:</b>" I'm glad I'm not the only person who got it lol. Damn."</blockquote> Why do people take things so seriously these days. Damn"

I wouldn't even begin to try to debate this lol.
I thought it was pretty obvious that the OP was a joke. I thought it was funny.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Jennybananna:</b>" Ah this made me smile."</blockquote>



Y my dilemma amuse you  

okay maybe i can help clear things up, considering im 32 weeks pregnant with Twins. they are fraternal both girls.
Identical twins are made from one egg that splits. its actually considered a mutation.
Fraternal twins are caused from hyper ovulation where your body ovulates 2 eggs at once and they both get fertilized. hyper ovulation is genetic.

you can get pregnant while pregnant, but its very rare, and most of the time only will happen very very very early on.(like before you even know your pregnant)

If you are already pregnant, and know that you are. you can have sex. and not use protection and have a very very very good chance of nothing happening.
i cant say it will not happen but its like 1 in a million chance.
you SHOULD NOT take birth control while pregnant.
If its that big of a concern for you, talk to your doctor.
you shouldnt take anything without talking to your doctor first in the first place.

<blockquote><b>Quoting ag iompar clainne:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting Jennybananna:</b>" Ah this made me smile."</blockquote> Y my dilemma amuse you  "</blockquote>




Nope the people that take you seriously ;)

I always think of the woman who had a white husband and a black boyfriend. She was pregnant with twins...one was born black and one was born white. Needless to say she had to come out and confess she was seeing someone else and slept with them the same day or within a few days of each other.

<blockquote><b>Quoting MamaKoala10:</b>" okay maybe i can help clear things up, considering im 32 weeks pregnant with Twins. they are fraternal ... [snip!] ... of a concern for you, talk to your doctor. you shouldnt take anything without talking to your doctor first in the first place."</blockquote>




Thanks newbie!

Quoting S&T+1:" I wouldn't even begin to try to debate this lol. I thought it was pretty obvious that the OP was a joke. I thought it was funny."

Lol. If my brain was working I would have put two and two together.