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Unplanned
by: ALG on Tue, Nov 03 2009
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I was 17 when I found out that I was pregnant, I just recently turned 18, and still not sure if I want my unborn child. I had so many plans for myself like; going into the Army this year, going to college, and making sure I was financially stable before I begun raising my own little family. I can’t go into the Army anymore just before because I’ve developed some new health issues since I’ve been pregnant. I do have younger siblings who look up to me and I’m suppose to be a roll model that doesn’t do anything wrong, when I’ve done so much wrong. My parents aren’t supportive of my pregnancy and kicked me out. I’m hoping that me deciding to keep my unborn daughter is the right thing to do. I mean I live with my boyfriend and his parents but I’m still in high school, and wasn’t ready to take on this role of being a mother just yet. I hope you can relate to my story
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November 2009

  • i was 14 and pregnant - by Jd - (Tue, Nov 17 2009)
    My name is Janessa. I found I was pregnant the beginning of my freshman year of high school. With the odd slamming against me every day, somehow i managed to graduate on time. I am now a sophmore in college. I’m majoring in english and minoring in psychology. [more..]
  • im 17 and now 26 weeks pregnant - by mg - (Tue, Nov 10 2009)
    I want to share my story so i can really show you that being a pregnant teen is harder than you really may think, and i want people to learn to use come kind of protection; whether it be birth control, condom abstinence anything at all. so here goes my story: I got pregnant when i was 16 years old around May of 2009. [more..]
  • I was 14 and prego - by Cassandra E - (Thu, Nov 05 2009)
    When i was almost 14 i became pregnant. I was scared of a lot of thing. Will i tell my parents. What will happened to me if i do? My boyfriend was surprise and was ok with it. But he was 17 going on 18 and i was not even allowed to date him. [more..]
  • 15 and pregnant - by Erin - (Thu, Nov 05 2009)
    I was 14 years old when I found out I was pregnant. I didn’t belive it. I just never thought it could happen to me. I was a straight A student and never got into trouble. Untill now of course. My boyfriend went out and bought me three pregnancy tests, they all came back positive. I had never been so scared in my life. Weeks went by and I didn’t tell anyone. [more..]
  • oopps - by Sara - (Wed, Nov 04 2009)
    so im 17 years old and my boyfriend and i were sexually active, but at first thought nothing about me getting pregnant. when my mom found out we were having sex, she told us to get me on birthcontrol. [more..]
  • Unplanned - by ALG - (Tue, Nov 03 2009)
    I was 17 when I found out that I was pregnant, I just recently turned 18, and still not sure if I want my unborn child. I had so many plans for myself like; going into the Army this year, going to college, and making sure I was financially stable before I begun raising my own little family. [more..]

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