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You may feel alone now, but your not.
22 is not too young. An abortion is not the answer, though it would be easier. However, I believe you are better than that. Don’t give up, things will get better in time.
Talk it through. Find out what your mad about and ask yourself if it is worth being mad it.
It not then just let it go. You don’t need the added stress of being mad over something that isn’t more important to you then your boyfriend or baby.
Although, I’ve never been in your shoes, so I can only hope this helps.
Migraines are hell to go through. You are going through a lot just so that you will one day be able to have children. Don’t give up.
Even if you eventually have to have your ovaries removed, you will be worth more than gold to the man you eventually get married to.I’m so sorry you made that choice. I am sure you will feel better about it in time however, I don’t think you will ever be the same.
Every choice we make has an effect on our lives.
You can choose to turn this into a positive experience by being there for others in their time of need.
I wish you the best.
You will do well. Stop listening to the pessimistic comments made by those who don’t want you to be happy. Keep smiling, don’t give up.
You should talk to your parents. I am not sure what your story is but, you should at least talk to an adult you trust.
I agree, she is just rocking herself to sleep because, her parents don’t MAKE time to rock her themselves.
You could always send an anonymous letter to her mother however, that would probably back fire.
I would talk to your friend. Show her information concerning the importance of going to the doctor and just be the loving and caring friend that you already are. Sometimes we just have to let our friends make mistakes and be there to help them up when they fall.
I agree. Young (meaning girls in their teens) girls aren’t ready to be mothers. They shouldn’t be encouraged to try and get pregnant until they have grown up.
yes I have talked to my mom and she just says she dosen’t want to hear it. I have tried everything trust me. I don’t think I can stand to let my little girl go..I mean its almost like she is part of me. I have never met her but I love her more then anything on this earth.
She is a part of you. She always will be. Your mother doesn’t want to hear it because this is not the life she wanted for you. She didn’t want you to become a mother at the age fourteen.
Try and think about it like this: When your daughter is 14 years old, do you want her to get pregnant?
