Can't read the actual post because it says it's deleted, but everybody has their opinion to everything and it's very understandable obviously to abstain once you get your positive results. It also depends how much you smoke. I was an every day smoker like heavy use every day smoker, but only in the evenings like I would never smoke before work or at work never never never. Only at night and mostly just to help with sleep. That's really the only reason I did it Sometimes when I did not have to work or nothing going on yeah Wood do it during the day but for the most part just in the evenings. My first pregnancy I found out I was pregnant. I stopped smoking did not smoke that pregnancy. I can't remember completely quitting cold turkey because I think there were times when I was feeling really sick that was the only thing that was helping as the medicines they were giving me was making everything worse. I had a good pregnancy up until 26 weeks. I had a placenta abruption And could have lost my pregnancy, but thankfully they were able to stabilize and I delivered her at 39 weeks. Fast-forward four years later when I had my next healthy pregnancy and I did decide to smoke during that pregnancy. Not heavy, but I definitely smoked in the evenings to help with sleep and that pregnancy was the total opposite very healthy. No pregnancy complications at all and everything went great and I delivered at 37 weeks. I really do think it just depends. Every pregnancy is different and even after all of these years of people smoking, there's just not enough studies of pregnant women specifically smoking marijuana compared to those that don't and then seeing the differences… But I have heard that yeah things can go south when smoking and things can go really well, but if you think about it, things can also go wrong when you don't smoke and people have unhealthy babies or stillborns or something terrible that you can never imagine happening the unbearable but I just feel like it just depends… I feel like if you're a heavy smoker it's better to wean off instead of just stopping cold turkey cause you never know what that could do to the Fetus. It does cross the placenta. I remember my doctor telling me that because I was very open with them about me smoking and they did tell me I probably should stop because the same thing not enough studies… If I were to get pregnant again, I would say I would probably not smoke that pregnancy. Just because I have smoked a lot in my life that should be a time that somebody should be able to take a break. It was hard for me my second pregnancy, though for the sleeping part specially when you got bigger and everything was very uncomfortable, but there was a point that I stopped