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Q: Abortion and future pregnancy ?

asked by: m0beed0cc1 on November 3rd, 2009

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Is there any way to have an abortion that wont effect my chances having children later on in life?
i really need to know that if i am pregant i can have an abortion and still have children later on.
And also, do i need my mother or father to be with me?
Is there any place that i can go by myself??
please and thank you

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cinthia973

replied on November 13th, 2009

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hi i just had a surgical abortion on thursday and you can go to a planned parenthood on your own..i am traumatized after my abortion..because it was painful..and i feel sad..i feel that i should have kept it..itz a very veryy hard thinq to do.. wish you luck

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