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Q: Pregnant... 14 Y.o
asked by: marta12 on December 6th, 2007
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hello im marta im from spain and i got pregnant by a guy who i dont know who is. Im pregnant for 3 weeks and parents doesńt know it. I havent go to the doctor could i go to the doctor? :S i think my belly is gowing. When my belly will be more big? im very scared
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Mabel
replied on December 6th, 2007
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Has your pregnancy been confirmed? - You need to go see a doctor.
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Electriceyes
replied on December 6th, 2007
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you don't know who the guy is? You should tell your parents. It is very important. I don't know how things work in Spain but where I live you can go to the doctor on your own. You should tell your parents though because it is better that they go with you to the doctor. Everyone starts to show at different times. I didn't start to show until about six months.. but you can start showing with my experience i haven't seen anyone start showing before 13-14 weeks.. good luck with telling your parents and the rest of your pregnancy.

-Ashley
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mominashoe
replied on December 6th, 2007
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You should also have yourself checked for STD's. Remember that honesty is the best policy. If you don't tell your parents now, they will find out soon enough. The sooner you get the care and attention you need, the better.

You will not be able to tell that your belly is growing from the baby for a while. Around two to three months, you may start to show, not because of the baby, but because of your bowels. No one will be able to notice you are expecting until you are 5 months along at the earliest, depending on how tall you are, your build, genetics, etc.

Don't be afraid. Once you have it all out in the open and speak to your parents and a doctor, you will feel much better and won't be alone to handle it.

Good luck with the pregnancy.
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marta12
replied on December 6th, 2007
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thank you but i want to wait some more time to tell to my parnets that im pregnant and yes i have did the test im pregnant Sad
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young Girl
replied on December 6th, 2007
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its danegrous to be sleeping around
you could have an std
you need to tell your parents NOW
why wait?
your not ready for this child. your bringing a kid into an unfair situation
you could get an abortion or put the child up for adoption? but if yiou want to get an abortion your parents need to know asap so the can help you
before its too late
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marta12
replied on December 6th, 2007
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i dont care i just want to past some more time with my friends becaus my parents will punishme Sad
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mominashoe
replied on December 6th, 2007
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Of course they will. You are their responsibility and now you have put a very great burden on them because they will have to take care of you and your child.

No matter how you look at it, from now on life will be burdened by the fact that you have not been responsible, and were negligent about your own body and slept around: not to mention that you are responsible for what happens to the child that you now bear.

The longer you wait to tell your parents, the harder it will be to tell them later on, and you put yourself and your baby at a big risk by waiting for proper care.

If it's easier, write it down on paper, and tell your parents that way, and you will better be able to explain that you are scared and need support, and you know that you should be punished and have done a serious wrong, but what you also need right now is their love and support to help you get through this. All parents, no matter how strict, love their children and will do what they think is the best for them.

There's no time like the present to start acting like a responsible person. You are in a "grown-up" situation now, so grow up.
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young Girl
replied on December 6th, 2007
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marta12 wrote:
i dont care i just want to past some more time with my friends becaus my parents will punishme Sad


you dont care abut the health of that baby?! how selfish and irrisponsible!!!
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Verizon-y
replied on December 6th, 2007
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Have you considered abortion? Or giving it up for adoption?
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Altari
replied on December 7th, 2007
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the_girlfriend wrote:
marta12 wrote:
i dont care i just want to past some more time with my friends becaus my parents will punishme Sad


you dont care abut the health of that baby?! how selfish and irrisponsible!!!

OK, she's 14 give her a break. Sad I don't think at 14 I was terribly cognizant of my own health, let alone anyone else's. We all do a lot of growing up, even non-parents, between 14 and 17. It's a huge jump in maturity in many ways.

Marta...I don't know what to say. Tell your parents - or an aunt, or an adult cousin. You NEED a real, live adult, and not some people who, mostly, aren't even a decade older than you on a message board to help. Grandmothers are most girls gifts from God. Are yours alive?

You need to have someone to help care for you and your baby, because you really aren't emotionally equipped to do it all yourself. You wouldn't hide an injury for fear of punishment, and you shouldn't hide this.
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Katrinadoodle
replied on December 7th, 2007
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mominashoe wrote:
No one will be able to notice you are expecting until you are 5 months along at the earliest, depending on how tall you are, your build, genetics, etc.

I just have to point out that that's not true, you could tell I was pregnant at 16 weeks.

Marta, I agree with everyone else. You need to tell your parents.
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marta12
replied on December 7th, 2007
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it's a very hard decision, I think i will tell to my parents at monday thanks girls i will tell u if a abort or I contunue the pregnancy
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jessamyn
replied on December 7th, 2007
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worried about punishment??? thats selfish
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Jude-Love
replied on December 7th, 2007
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jessamyn wrote:
worried about punishment??? thats selfish


Why?
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Verizon-y
replied on December 7th, 2007
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I don't think she's selfish, I think she's acting her age. This is why the worst decision, in my opinion, would be for her or someone like her to have the baby and keep it. How can she possibly raise it? She is still being raised by her parents!
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Jude-Love
replied on December 7th, 2007
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Yeah, I agree. She's reacting like a child because she is a child. Teens are selfish.
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Mabel
replied on December 7th, 2007
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futureshock wrote:
I don't think she's selfish, I think she's acting her age. This is why the worst decision, in my opinion, would be for her or someone like her to have the baby and keep it. How can she possibly raise it? She is still being raised by her parents!


Yes. When you have to worry about being grounded, maybe pregnancy isn't the best option.

However, she says she is pregnant. So now she needs to deal with that aspect of it.

Be responsible and tell your parents. Period. Not much else can be done. Attempting to hide it will only end badly.
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young Girl
replied on December 7th, 2007
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a perfect example of why these kids shouldnt be haveing sex in the first place
you see this is the probelm.
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Verizon-y
replied on December 7th, 2007
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the_girlfriend wrote:
a perfect example of why these kids shouldnt be haveing sex in the first place
you see this is the probelm.


You are so right. How do we avoid this? My daughter is 10, what kinds of things can I say to her to avoid these situations?
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