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Posted: Mon Dec 29, 2008 11:21 am
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I'm a freshman in college, I've recently become engaged and I just turned 19. Unexpectedly, and according to my lovely little test, I might be pregnant, by my fiance. Yes, should have waited until marriage, don't grumble at me. I know... Sorry, slightly defensive, cause I'm kind of going "Oh dear, oh, dear, oh dear!" right now and its reaaaaaaallllllllly hard to talk to anyone at the moment because of that. So, if I am, I am keeping the baby because my child is my child and is god's child. And I will love him/her, with all of my heart. Now the question for me is, how do I handle this?
1. How do I tell my mother? She'll support me either way, but GAAAAAAAH, how do I be clear about the fact and tell her, due to my rough childhood, she will have no say in how my child is raised, but also explain she can still be there in my child's life? 2. I have no insurance, I'm a broke college student, like my fiance, though we both have jobs and grants and what not, so how do I get the help I'm going to need, because even quitting college (which I wont' do, I'll take online classes if I have to) I still couldn't earn enough money to live where we do, its a high rent area, like 350-500 a WEEK for an apartment? 3. I'm living with my grandmother, so how do I handle her, she's always been there, but I'm here for HER not the other way around, so uh.... can't even clarify this question? 4. And how do I find a good doctor... this is an extremely small town and I don't really trust doctors here. They're inept in a lot of ways.
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Posted: Wed Jan 07, 2009 11:04 am
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Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 5:27 pm
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Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2009 7:45 pm
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Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2009 9:11 am
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Zah, you're an idiot. The point isn't that sex is bad, it's that once you make that choice, the result is the result. If you have a great time and don't get pregnant, great. If you do get pregnant, killing the child so you can erase your actions isn't right.
Jazz, just tell them. They may be disappointed, but which will hurt them more? Telling them and coming to terms with it, or hiding it from them until the last possible moment?
There should be people and institutions willing to help. Unfortunately, capitalist bullshit is a large reason for abortion, because women feel pressured into killing their children when things like this come up. Of course, the abortion industry loves this, and offer it up to you as a solution to our problem, when the real difficulty comes from societal pressures and being a round peg forced into a square hole.
You'll be able to do it, and you and your child will both be quite thankful that the two of you survived. Just keep your head up and remember what is important to you.
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Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2009 1:26 am
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Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 1:42 am
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Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 10:37 pm
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Jazzmo13 I'm a freshman in college, I've recently become engaged and I just turned 19. Unexpectedly, and according to my lovely little test, I might be pregnant, by my fiance. Yes, should have waited until marriage, don't grumble at me. I know... Sorry, slightly defensive, cause I'm kind of going "Oh dear, oh, dear, oh dear!" right now and its reaaaaaaallllllllly hard to talk to anyone at the moment because of that. So, if I am, I am keeping the baby because my child is my child and is god's child. And I will love him/her, with all of my heart. Now the question for me is, how do I handle this? 1. How do I tell my mother? She'll support me either way, but GAAAAAAAH, how do I be clear about the fact and tell her, due to my rough childhood, she will have no say in how my child is raised, but also explain she can still be there in my child's life? 2. I have no insurance, I'm a broke college student, like my fiance, though we both have jobs and grants and what not, so how do I get the help I'm going to need, because even quitting college (which I wont' do, I'll take online classes if I have to) I still couldn't earn enough money to live where we do, its a high rent area, like 350-500 a WEEK for an apartment? 3. I'm living with my grandmother, so how do I handle her, she's always been there, but I'm here for HER not the other way around, so uh.... can't even clarify this question? 4. And how do I find a good doctor... this is an extremely small town and I don't really trust doctors here. They're inept in a lot of ways.
we should be seeing some results by now
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