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15/f im pregnant. About 2 weeks now. Im very scared to tell my parent's although, i know they will understand.
I dont belive in adoption, nor abortion. I think both suck. i intend on keeping my child. I was more along the lines of asking, how bad is childbirth? I want to do a seasection. Do they numb you? or..? Im scared of the pain. And also, where can i find cheap baby clothes? Thanks in advance
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hun the best thing you can do is tell then now becasue later you will regret it thier ways to help think about it. yes we go throw thing in are lifes we have to stop and think what the right thing i was 20 i wasnt ready had open adoption. were you get to see the child still. you have to think what best for you and the baby hun. no afence yes it a part a life. here are some tips what do you wanna do with your life you have to get a job a car, and your going to need a husband it never to late to start your life but look how your lifes going to be not going to be able to go out on saturday night why you have to watch the baby. some teen ager have to have thier mom watch the baby, your best bet is trying a alterive school if you keep the baby some people are judgemental not to be mean i seen it.you gotta turn your life around it your body but you nmeed to know, i help the state i show you what i mean.
Dear Ms. George:
Thank you for contacting me regarding the Real Education About Life Act (REAL Act). I appreciate hearing from you on this subject.
Abstinence-only education programs teach that abstaining from sexual activity outside of marriage is the expected standard of conduct. This program emerged in response to concerns about teenage pregnancy and non-marital births. Advocates of abstinence-only education contend that children should be taught that abstaining from sexual activity is the only way to prevent pregnancies and to avoid sexually transmitted diseases.
Many others, however, believe a more comprehensive approach to sexual education, one that gives the information young people need to set relationship limits and resist peer pressure, as well as information on the use of contraceptives, is the best way to provide them with the skills needed to make realistic, practical decisions about engaging or not engaging in sexual activities, which will reduce teenage pregnancies. I share many of these beliefs.
The REAL Act (S.611) was introduced on March 17, 2009, by Senator Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ). The bill would authorize funding to be used by states for comprehensive age-appropriate sex education programs. These programs would be based on only medically accurate information and would encourage communication within the family regarding issues of sexuality. While the REAL Act would still stress the value of abstinence as the only sure way to avoid pregnancy or sexually transmitted diseases, it also would provide information about the health benefits and side effects of all contraceptives and barrier methods.
Thank you again for contacting me.
Sincerely,
Carl Levin
see what i mean having baby you might thing im going to get married or have a good life util it happen you will relise it.you really need to look in to birth control after the baby born wait till you older hun in 25 now i changed my life im a model now yes it hurts me about my daughter some times you have to let go move on trust me do the right thing dont rouion your life you need to be stable to have a baby it takes to people with out a dad proplems i hope this helps honey i dont wanna see you get yelled at or have a bad life trust i this whyim on here to act questions here my model mayham so you cna believe change you life stay in school g oto college volinteer thier things online about family you live with util the babys born for adoption [Link](Mouse over link to see full location). good look hun email me at chrisisbug@yahoo.com if you need help.
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