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Q: Nausea and irregular periods

asked by: alys92 on May 4th, 2009

New User

lately I've been feeling a bit off, today I expericanced nausia to the max. my periods have been funny, I had a regular period, then it ended then a week later I began to bleed again, heavy for a day, then ever since every single day there is a spot or two of blood , this has been going on for a week.
Could this be implantation bleeding? or spotting?!

HELP! I'm only 17, just turned 17. I do have safe sex with my boyfriend of 8 months,
I go to school full time and work part time at a job I love. I've always wanted a child but I dont think I want one this early, all though If I am pregnant I dont think I could bring my self to do an abortion,

I'd like some advice or opinions or even some of your stories to help me through this,
please in thanks from a girl in serious need!

xoxo.

Replies(5)

aochriss

replied on May 4th, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

I had an abortion in college and it was the best decision I could have made. It wasn't painful or scary. I don't regret it at all.

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alys92

replied on May 4th, 2009

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I just hear of people who have them and then later in life wonder what would of happen to that child you know? another scarey thought.
but yes its definatly one of my top decissions if I am

Mabel

replied on May 5th, 2009

Moderator

What would happen to you if you have a child? Those are the questions that seldom get asked. People think its all rosy good times to have a baby. It isn't. Especially when you aren't ready. I've had an abortion and I don't regret it either. Sure you'll wonder 'what if' - you'd wonder 'what if' if you don't have an abortion, miscarry, or deliver a 12 lb bouncing baby. There are always 'what ifs' in life.

aochriss

replied on May 6th, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

alys92 wrote:

I just hear of people who have them and then later in life wonder what would of happen to that child you know? another scarey thought.
but yes its definatly one of my top decissions if I am

You will have children later on in life. I did. If I didn't have an abortion then I wouldn't have the child I have now.

kyrafaith

replied on May 6th, 2009

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aochriss wrote:

alys92 wrote:

I just hear of people who have them and then later in life wonder what would of happen to that child you know? another scarey thought.
but yes its definatly one of my top decissions if I am

You will have children later on in life. I did. If I didn't have an abortion then I wouldn't have the child I have now.

AoChriss how can you say that if you wouldve had a baby then you wouldnt have the child you have now. you made a decision, like any of us that get into this situation. You can have a child then have another one later in life it is possible. If this guy your with is truly your "one" then he should have loved you baby or not and it is completely possible you could just have had 2 children.

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