"Sorry we thought you did meth," apologetic mom writes on cake
 

"Sorry we thought you did meth," apologetic mom writes on cake
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Sometimes, the best way to say you're sorry is with a pound of saturated fat.

In 2012, high school student Rachel Glemis willingly took a drug test at her Alabama school. While Glemis wasn't on any ***** at the time (besides those she had been prescribed), the test concluded that she had heroin, meth, and cocaine in her system. Glemis' mom accused her of abusing ***** — before discovering that the school had made a big, bad mistake.

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"When the test came back, they completely misread it, and read the indicator for a drug being negative as positive," Glemis told Mashable in an email. "So they assumed I had tested positive for everything mentioned." Read more...

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