These people are crazy.

@oliviakrolczyk_ That poor unborn infant. Even if the Tylenol causes no issues, a mother that prioritizes social media clout over her child's well being does not bode well for the child's future. 🙏 God please bless that fetus.

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@oliviakrolczyk_ Same energy.

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@oliviakrolczyk_ This is actually intentional child endangerment.

@oliviakrolczyk_ @DangerousThinkg Insane! I can only imagine the type of mom she will be.

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@oliviakrolczyk_ Few years later

@oliviakrolczyk_ It wasn't a Trump study...apparently Harvard and Cedars Sinai did independent studies too.

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@oliviakrolczyk_ @USMC give this woman a call in 18 years.

@oliviakrolczyk_ They really need Abrain™

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@oliviakrolczyk_ Nuts. I bet she’s a teacher too.

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@oliviakrolczyk_ It’s been a problem for over a decade.

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@oliviakrolczyk_ For the sake of the children in their wombs, we hope these women participating in this don't live to regret this decision.

@oliviakrolczyk_ If Liberals could only read

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The child may come up fine, but the fact that she took that medication just to make a point, shows she is mentally disturbed. Secondly, that medication surely will have some effects to the child in the fetus as it is strong at that moment she took and within hours of being taken. Aren’t pregnant women advised to avoid any pills during pregnancy unless necessary? That is monstrous behavior.

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@oliviakrolczyk_ When did these bitches start getting pregnant. Weren’t they all getting sterilized? What I miss

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@oliviakrolczyk_ I'm Afraid is Worse!

The Johns Hopkins study suggests a correlation between prenatal acetaminophen (Tylenol) use and an increased risk of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Specifically, the Johns Hopkins Boston Birth Cohort Study, published in 2019, analyzed cord blood biomarkers from 996 births and found a significant association. The study reported a threefold increased risk of ASD/ADHD diagnosis in children whose mothers had higher prenatal acetaminophen levels. This finding was based on objective measures, which helped reduce recall bias often present in self-reported data, and the authors called for further benefit-risk assessments before using the drug during pregnancy.

Why would you even take a risk? Why? I refused to put anything in my body at all. I was not taking a single chance that I could harm my children. That included alcohol, pain relief, nausea meds and that included while breast feeding!!! I ate frozen oranges and tangerines and sucked on peppermints for morning sickness. If my hips hurt I used low heat and ice. These women are child abusing clout chasers. Narcissistic.

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@oliviakrolczyk_ Deranged.

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@oliviakrolczyk_ Anything to feed their TDS and get 5 seconds in the spotlight

@oliviakrolczyk_ what a dumb b******