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Teenage Pregnancy
By administrator | February 23, 2008
Pregnant teenagers face the same health issues as pregnant women in their 20s and 30s, however, they also face the additional social and economic difficulties of being pregnant while still being at school.
Topics: Teenage Pregnancy | 2 Comments »
February 23rd, 2008 at 10:52 am
I was 17 when I first got pregnant and the symptoms were there within a few weeks. I was scarred to talk to my parents and embarrassed to go to my Doctor. Friends started giving me advice, and to get an abortion, which I didn’t want. I went and got a pregnancy test and then went to my Doctor for him to do a pregnancy test. I should have talked to your parents about being sexually active or not. My advice to anyone reading this is please don’t be afraid to talk to your parents. It doesn’t seem like they are cool, but when it comes to stuff like this you should get advise from them. They don’t want bad things to happen to you. Remember that they love you.
August 5th, 2010 at 9:16 am
I am 17 and pregnant and i am ashamed of it…truly..but i have to deal with it…i am goin into my senior year and i am very popular within my school and staff…and thats what scares me…people talking…i did talk to my mother and she hasnt talked to me since…she says i have to leave when my baby comes…but my dad dis-agrees…i will be 18 in 2 months and with this baby everything is gonna change…no college no fun nothing….i really dont know what to do…my boyfriends wants me to keep it no matter what…but he doesnt have the same circumstances i do…all i know is that im afriad im only two months and school starts back when i turn 3…im truly scared for my senior year