Previous exposure, prior to pregnancy diagnosis, and continued exposure during pregancy to alcohol, tobacco, cannabis, and other prescription medication are provided in Table 2. Eight (72.7%) of these 11 women had a history of being on other prescription drugs,with the most commonly co-prescribed drugs being Sertraline and Quetiapine. Five of the l1 (45.5%) had a history of smoking,1/11 (9.10%) had a history of alcohol consumption, and 2/11(18.2%) had a history of marijuana use. The majority of patients lived in an urban location [9/11(81.8%)] rather than a rural area [2/11 (18.2%)]. Five out of the 11 patients (45.5%) indicated that they continued to smoke tobacco throughout their pregnancies, and 2/11(18.2%) indicated that they continued to use cannabis. No patient indicated drinking alcohol once they found out about the pregnancy. Six of the 11 subject (54.5%) reported that they had continued to take other prescription drugs after their pregancy was confirmed, namely Escitalopram (1 patient), Lisdexamfetamine (1 patient), Aripiprazole (1 patient), Duloxetine (1 patient) , Trazadone (1 patient) , and Sertraline (2 patients) during their pregnancies.