should she send the baby back?

[Suesumba]

Mother suing for cost of raising her one-year-old daughter after botched birth control pill saw her fall pregnant

• Shanta Russell, 33, from Kansas City fell pregnant in June 2011 while taking the contraceptive pill
• Received a recall notice from Qualitest Pharmaceuticals in September 2011 informing her that they'd mistakenly put the pills in the wrong order in the pack, rendering the drug ineffective
• She wants compensation for healthcare costs, expenses incurred in bringing up her daughter and damages for the emotional pain

By Helen Pow
PUBLISHED: 01:22 GMT, 20 February 2013 | UPDATED: 03:55 GMT, 20 February 2013

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A Missouri mother is suing for the cost of raising her one-year-old daughter after she fell pregnant due to a botched course of her birth control pill.
Shanta Russell, 33, was stunned when a pregnancy test she took in June 2011 came up positive despite the fact she'd religiously taken the contraceptive pill for more than 12 years.

Three months later, she received a recall notice in the mail from Qualitest Pharmaceuticals informing her that the birth control pills had mistakenly been put in the wrong order in the blister pack, rendering the drug ineffective.


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[CeaBee]

damages for the emotional pain

me mus can sue smaddy too

[Peasie]

When I had my first child, my ob-gyn told me, "You know, of course, you can't return him "

[twiney]

When I had my first child, my ob-gyn told me, "You know, of course, you can't return him "

And ppl aren't willing to take them even when I offer money

[Suesumba]

you guys funny.

[FrenchTickla]

ah tink she have grounds fi sue. if u a try u darndest fi avoid pregnancy, den dem hoodwink u into a 18+ year commitment, den she have grounds. she should throw in a charge fi some plastic surgery fi get har baddy back in shape. dat deh company need fi fire di quality control department.