Posted on 11/18/2010 5:49:37 AM PST by markomalley
A teenager has given birth to triplets in Berlin after a medicine for cold treatments caused her contraceptive pill to fail.
The 17-year-old, identified only as 'Jennifer B', she is the youngest woman recorded in modern times in Germany successfully giving birth to three children.
She was taking the pill earlier this year when she went to the doctor suffering from a severe cold.
He prescribed her antibiotics, medication which nullified the effects of her contraceptives.
(Excerpt) Read more at mailonsunday.co.uk ...
SWAMPSNIPER posted “Really, it wasn’t the cold medicine which caused her to have triplets.”
You beat me to it!
She should have glued her knees together with it.
My thoughts exactly. This article makes it sound like ‘oops, I took cold medicine and now I give birth to triplets’. First of all, and correct me if I’m wrong, no ‘birth control’ is 100% full-proof. While the cold medicine caused a reaction that ‘weakened’ the birth control medication, it doesn’t change the fact that this 17 year old was sleeping around.
At least she didn’t have an abortion. Did the article say that her mother is 62?
That's true. It was something in the air.
Legs.
Obviously the girl's parents aren't around either.
Her grandmother is helping care for her triplet great grandkids. That's not government.
“Her grandmother is helping care for her triplet great grandkids. That’s not government.”
It will be. The German taxpayers will be involved soon and for the long haul, I’m sure.
Thanks. :)
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