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I’m 16 years old, and i’m 3 months, and 5 days pregnant. I’m due sometime at the end of November. It’s very ruff so far, morning sickness is terrible, and my entire body aches all the time. Good things do come out of this, but not being this young. You can feel so lonely half the time, even if there are people there to support you. Which in my case, my boyfriend does support me; he does everything, and anything for me. His family is very supportive too. He’s my world, and my everything. I just have a hard time beliveing that the guy will always stick around, because honestly i’m pretty sure thats not true, which sucks. On the other hand, my mom is not really supportive, when i told her we cried together for almost an hour, but what hurt me, was she told me to get rid of it. Now my beliefs are different than her’s, because abortions are wrong in so many ways. Girl’s who are reading this, don’t get an abortion, make yourself very happy, or give the baby up for someone else to love. That baby will be a miracle in their eyes. I have looked into adoption, and i’ve talked to them through letters. Their very nice people, but i don’t think i can do it. I believe that when that baby starts moving around, and you get to see it on a sonogram machine, i just think you’ll want nothing more than to have that baby for yourself. As of school, i still will graduate, and even go to college. My mom doesn’t believe in me, she doesn’t think i’ll make it. And it hurts to hear that from her. I know there’s the girl’s who like to talk smack, but don’t listen to it, it’s not worth it. I get it all the time, and i ignore it. Ladies who are reading this, and they are pregnant, don’t worry to much. The first 3 months are the hardest. Hang in there and believe in yourself to do whats best for you, and the baby.
May 2009
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