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Q: Best Friend Is Pregnant.....

asked by: CountryBabe on May 27th, 2005

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Hey everyone....Umm....Just found out tonight that my best friend is expecting her first child and she is only 14(15 this year)....And I want to be there for her, but i've never delt with teenage pregnancy before...What should I do?...She is my best friend and I am there for her through thick and thin....Her parents dont know, but she wont be able to hide it for long.....I think im more scared then she is....Lol....A little help is greatly appericated....Much love

love, peace, and baby dust,
cinny

Replies(3)

Catrina23

replied on May 27th, 2005

New User

The best thing you can do is just be her friend the same as always

CountryBabe

replied on May 27th, 2005

New User

I in no way would ever juge her.......She is my best friend.....I will definetaly be there for her anything she needs, or if she just wants to talk....How far along before you need medical attention?? She is aproximently 14-15 weeks preggy.....I dont think she has seen a doctor yet...But I could be wrong....

lil_blaze2004

replied on May 27th, 2005

Supporter

She should have gotten medical attention right away. At 14-15 weeks pregnant she should have already had her first ultrasound and gotten all the medical info she needs. She needs to be taking pre-natal vitamins and all that. If she is that far along she will not be able to hide it much longer unless, she wears really baggy clothes. Tell her to get to a doc asap, if she plans on keeping this child she needs to start being responsible now!

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