Good day everyone.
I am a nursing student. My ultimate goal is to be a travel nurse.
I am happily married for over 12 years and have 3 children: ages 6, 4, and 2. Family is the most important thing in the world and I want to help families work out problems so they do not have to be torn apart.
If your family is as important to you as mine is to me, get the help you need. If you do not like my advice, I respect that but look for someone that works for your needs.
Your family is worth it!
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ha alright so the other morning me and my boyfriend woke up and we had sex and after we were just laying there like cuddling.. and all of a sudden hes like oh damn do you have your period and i was just like uh no.. and then i looked down and i was like oh damn i do ahh and i got it a week early so idk i was getting it and we both had blood on us and we ran to the shower and took a shower and then we also realized after that the condom was broken and that he probably came inside me .. so now were both kinda freaking out because im only 15 and hes 18 and so we dont know what we should do.. should we just wait it out and see if i get my next period.. or since i had it will i not get pregnant? (link)
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When it comes to getting pregnant, the most common time to get pregnant is in the middle of your cycle; 14 days after your period/14 days before your next. That is your general ovulation time. HOWEVER, you can honestly get pregnant any time. Many people have used this "calendar" method for birth control; of not having sex when they are at that mid point between periods. And they got pregnant.
I recommend that if you are that concerned, contact your physician or a Planned Parenthood type of clinic for either a blood test to determine whether you are pregnant, or if you are not wanting to be pregnant... find out details about the "morning after" pill. You can only wait so long to take the pill after intercourse. You really need to contact a medical professional, as I said your personal Gyn or a clinic. They should be able to help you.
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