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Chickened Out at Last Minute

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sadbubblz

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Chickened Out at Last Minute Posted: 10-14-07 14:04pm


I am 19 and i am pregnant i will be 7 weeks and 2 days when i go in for the abortion for my 2nd time the first time was terrible i was not prepared and scared I was hysterical and crying /throwing up for about 20 mins the doctor refused to do the abortion on me because she said i seemed so unsure and i was early enough to take a week and think on it so i am going back again this sat for the abortion and still scared they only do local anesthesia and i dont think i can keep myself under control for 15 mins without crying/shaking anyone have any ideas to keep me calm ? or any insperational thoughts about this I know its right for me i am to young and have yet to start college so i cannot provide a good life for a child + my bf wont allow me to opt for adoption so its my only choice at this point

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Posted: 10-14-07 18:33pm


Why don;t you go someplace that will put you to sleep? OR at least give you IV sedation... There are MANY MANY clinics to choose from, if PAIN is what is really scaring. MANY clinics that offer asleep or IV sedation include it in their price, although some charge an extra fee. An abortion at 7 weeks only takes 5 minutes, not 15. IF you are 100% SURE you want to have an abortion, WE can can help you find a better place to go that offers painless abortions. What state do you live in? I can help you find a clinic that way..

sadbubblz

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Posted: 10-14-07 18:51pm


california in the bay area near san jose i have a emergency insurance card that covers supposedly the procedure i really have almost no money right now so planned parenthood was my choice from the start :\

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Posted: 10-15-07 13:13pm


ALL abortion clinics will take your emergency medical coverage! I will show you some clinics that will put you to sleep, AND accepts the coverage, OKAY? I am posting them right now.. gimme one sec.. It is right now 11:21 am your time, monday morning. I will have them posted at 11:45 am your time, at the latest. I don't like PP for abortion, they do not offer the extras that other clinics do..

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Posted: 10-15-07 13:19pm


Here are some options... these clinics do accept emergency medicaid for abortion. http://www.choicemed icalgroup.com/index.htm This is IN San Jose.. They offer ALSEEP and IV sedation... They also have a location in San francisco. This would be your best bet as far as getting sedation, or asleep, and it would be painless.

sadbubblz

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Posted: 10-15-07 17:07pm


thanks so much

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