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Q: Pregnant without movement

asked by: lagreeneyes on June 1st, 2009

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Hello my name is Gina and I am pregnant. Well I just have a question ok I am worried that i have lost the baby. A doctor told me i was pregnant and so did a home pregnancy test. But I am still not sure. With my first baby i could feel movement right away. I havent gone to the doctor because i have no insurance at the moment. I am a big mess right now. I hope someone can give me some answers???

Sincerly,
Gina the confused one!!

Replies(1)

Mabel

replied on June 1st, 2009

Moderator

A doctor told you that you were pregnant and you took a home pregnancy test - so it sounds like you are pregnant.

Go get medicaid and go get medical treatment. Your baby deserves it.

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