is it possible to casue a miscarriage at 6 months pregnant?

Your health care provider might recommend delivering your baby at a medical center that specializes in high-risk pregnancies. If there are concerns about your heart or circulation or you need to have certain specialists present during labor, your health care provider might plan to induce labor. During labor, you might need monitoring with specialized equipment. For example, a catheter can be inserted into a vein or artery to provide detailed information about your heart function. An echocardiogram can give your health care provider additional information about your heart. Your health care provider might also continuously monitor your contractions and your baby's heart rate. Instead of lying flat on your back, you might be asked to lie on your side and draw one of your knees toward your chest.To reduce stress on your respiratory system, your health care provider might recommend epidural anesthesia for pain relief. If you deliver vaginally, your health care provider might limit the amount of time you push. Sometimes it's best to deliver the baby with the help of forceps or a vacuum extractor. If you're at risk of endocarditis, you might receive antibiotic treatment just before and after delivery.It's unusual to need a C-section because of a heart condition. If you develop an obstetrical problem that leads to a C-section, special precautions will be taken to monitor your heart function during the delivery. These things your doctor/ health team are sure to be discussing with you. Many healthy babies are born to parents with health issues. If you dont have any medical insurance, i would suggest you sort this out first. You need to be discussing your options with a medical proffessional, especially at this stage. As an abortion at this stage has health risks.. you are over half way through your pregnancy already. I can understand that the morning after pill may not have worked, however 24 weeks is a long time to leave it after taking the morning after pill - especially if you have health concerns of your own. Not quite sure how you manage with a heart condition if you have no health insurance! As surely you would need regular health monitoring/ care anyway?

As for the issue of how you got pregnant - this is also something you need to discuss with a professional. I would think at this stage it would be safer to have your child adopted if you really feel you dont wait to bring this child up yourself. At the stage you are at, your baby is already well developed and doctors dont usually perform abortions in later stage pregnancy unless there is a very high health risk to the birth mother. Again.. something a doctor should be discussing with you.

You really need to know how you stand healthwise etc. before you can possibly make a decision either way, as you need adequate healthcare.