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I must tell you that although you may see an abortion as a means to an end its far from it. be prepared to deal with the emotional problems following the termination. i had an abortion, I was sure it was what I wanted from the moment i found out. it wrecked me for years afterward. From the moment i had it I knew i'd made a huge mistake.
Honestly, you can do it. You make think its hard but have faith you can do it. and also believe that its happened for a reason and the right things will happen so that you can cope and get through it all. You can NEVER predict the future!
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So she did and now she has a beautiful daughter as well. yes she has a very hard time with money but at leat she can know that she didnt f**k sh*t up for her daughter. and i have to say that the same goes for you... you just want to take the easy wqay out but you cant!!! The easy way out it harder for everyone else... it is your fault that you got pregnant so you should have to live with the consequeses... you know what i mean? i am not judging you or trying to offend i am just trying to open your eyes so that you can see what an awefull thing that you are considering. just because you dont like the idea.
Please dont do it! Your daughter will never forgive you if she finds out!
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Always Crystal
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All i can say is..I have heard MANYYYYYYYYYYY people say they regret getting an abortion, but when have you ever heard someone regret having a child? NEVER..especially when you already have a child...you shouldnt be able to bring yourself to do it i would think thats just strange to me..i am 23 and i have a 4 yr old and a 1 yr old...they are my world and my life...i got pregnant at 18 and knew there was no options for me but to have him i never even thought anything else. people told me to consider my options, i never listened he is the smartest most handsome little boy ever...so i just dont understand!
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I became pregnant at sixteen, the first time I had sex with my current fiance (yep we've been dating a long time), but I had a miscarriage a month later. I cried, became depressed and withdrawn, and had constant stomach pains. After getting out of that rut, I felt that I wanted to have a child to replace the lost one, so at seventeen I became pregnant again. But the reality of how much this would change my life hit me, and though my fiance supported me and wanted me to keep it, my other friends and family members were leaning toward abortion or adoption. I knew I couldn't do the latter, because my mother was adopted and never quite forgave her birth parents, and in turn she abandoned me when I was four. But being pro-life, I was completely against abortion. My father, though, pushed me into having an abortion. I didn't want to, and changed my mind at the last second. The doctor performed the procedure anyways (which is illegal, but I really have no proof of that since I signed the damned papers), and now not a day goes by when I don't think about my lost daughter, Renee Lorraine Small would have been her name. Whenever I see a kid or baby I wonder what she would have been like. Believe me: the regrets will never completely go away. I can't say how I would be feeling if I /had/ wanted to go through with it, but I'm sure I would still be feeling emotional pain.
Bottom line? Weigh all your options (maybe you could find a way to raise your child, or perhaps adoption isn't out of the question), and don't go through with it unless it is your firm decision to do it. Any hesitance turns into depression and pain later on. And if you /do/ go through with it, never linger on if you made the right decision, because that'll only inspire doubts. Instead, put this experience to use in the future.
And also--though I know this is unheard of for this day and age--don't have sex with a guy unless you love him and he's a potential marriage mate! Then you wouldn't have to worry about torn or single-parent families!
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You have to make the best decision for yourself, your immediate family and that unborn child. And if that is an abortion or not then so be it.
Whatever decision you make, there will be people here and in your life who will and can support you and help you through it. Just ignore the numpties like this 'guest' who obviously don't know your situation.
All the best,
Matt.
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My choice for having an abortion was because I know I would not be able to cope, and also I would not financialy be stable. Also, I have ALWAYS said I will NEVER live off the council because I think its disgusting that young girls are getting pregnant either intentially or unintentianally and cannot support their kids so they look to the council to help them out, taking more of tax payers money. My money, might I add. I have been in athe same (good) job from the day I left school and I have my own place. Even with that in mind, i STILL couldnt cope financially.
In my eyes, if you cannot support a child, don't have one until you can. I made a mistake, and I did the right thing by not bringing another child into this world without being able to support them. And I did what was right for me.
BabyCay - Please do not listen to peoples harsh words or trying to 'push' you in either direction. Do what is best for YOU. Not your man, or anyone else, YOU.
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i would like to say that people should not judge. you never know what you will do until you are in that situation. i am 33 years old and do not have children yet. i am 7 weeks, 3 days pregnant and will have an abortion. i too was completely against abortion until i was put in the situation where i had to choose. the father of my child is extremely verbally and emotionally abusive and has been this way for almost 2 years. recently, he started getting physical - hitting me in my face, and last night throwing a cup at me because i said something about him going out. i know that financially, i can not support this child, as i'm already struggling as it is. i know that he cannot financially support a child because he does not have a stable job and sometimes doesn't even have money for food (so i have to make sure there's food), but he always has money for beers when he's with his friends. he got so angry last night, throwing keys, and food and the cup. he told me i just mustn't have the baby (after weeks of telling me he's against abortion), and he's not staying around for 9 months of me being sick.
this is especially hard for me because i am going to be 34 this year, no kids, and who knows if i will ever meet someone and have kids in the future. my family is not around, and i have no friends here. i am totally alone with no support structure.
he feels that he will have money for the baby when the baby is here (not realistic thinking if he doesn't have money now), he says he will change and not get so angry once the baby is here (why would he change then overnight), he says that he will stop going out so much once the baby is here (why would he when now he says he needs his personal time and doesn't want to be stifled - why would he stay at home once the baby is there. won't he then want more time to himself).
so let me say to the women out there who have this difficult decision to make ... only you can make the decision because only you know your situation. yes, it's hard, but, in my opinion, wouldn't it be selfish to keep a baby that you KNOW you cannot give a good life to? to those women out there that JUDGE. look at the plank in your own eye before you highlight the splinter in someone else's.
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