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hii well I haven't had my period in about 2 months =\... and my friend who is pregnant (Marlene) and told my friend katie who told me that when she got her period and it ended it about 2 days later something like that, she ended up being pregnant afterwards.. which is weird. and she said that its like you get your period for the last time.. is this true, because I'm pretty scared, and when my friend marlene was pregnant she didn't puke or anything.. and that's how I'm feeling.. I feel dizzy at points and have huge stomach pains.. (boob pains)... but idk if thats normal or maybe I'm getting it soon... idk please help! what do yout think? is this fact true?!?
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What Marlene had was implantation bleeding, it was not a period. It was the blood that sometimes occurs when the embryo implants in the uterus, so she was officially pregnant then. Sounds to me like you are pregnant, especially if you are having pain in your breasts. You could have nausea, even if Marlene didn't. Every pregnancy is different, and different people have different symptoms. You should probably take a pregnancy test and go to the doctor asap.
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my insurance is a plan that means my whole family is on it my brother and mother including me.since my father is dead we dont have to pay for insurance .i was wondering if you go to the gynocologist will they sent any letters saying so because my mom is very small minded going to the gyno in her head will authomatically means your having sex.i want to get vaccinated for hpv and get on the pill but i do not want my mom to know about all this.
my second question is does your insurance pay for the birth control pills too. (link)
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Unfortunately, a letter will be sent from your insurance company or doctor's office about your visit. You can lie and say the visit is a checkup, or act like you have a cold and need to go to the doctor and just get a pap smear. Better yet, you should find a Planned Parenthood and go through that because they don't usually mess with your insurance, and you can get a pap smear and birth control pills from them. You also could call your doctor and explain to him/her on the phone the situation with your mom not wanting you to go, and see if they have any advice on how they can get you the HPV vaccine without your mother knowing. You have a right to this kind of health care, and your insurance does mostly pay for bc pills. Usually, you just pay $10. Good luck.
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im a big myspacer.
and i need some new quotes.
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Nothing ever worth having is easy.
If it doesn't take time, it takes money. If it doesn't take money it takes time.
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