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Audra'a UA (urine analysis) and newborn baby (Amberleigh) UA came back positives for marijuana and amphetamine (meth). Amberleigh was born on 8-30-17. Audra admits to being an IV drug user. Audra also admits that she smokes marijuana throughout her whole pregnancy. Audra stated that: She smokes marijuana due her being sick doing her pregnancy. The medicine (Zpena), the doctor, prescribed for nausea does not work." Audra stated that: "She used amphetamine on 8-29-17." Audra did receive prenatal care throughout her whole

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