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Q: Abortion

asked by: michelledlc on September 8th, 2006

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Im getting an abortion on saturday. I have no idea what to expect. This is something i've put my mind to and decided to do. Im in desperate need of advice about this new experience in my life.

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Moo

replied on September 8th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

Hey there!

What type of abortion are you getting (surgical/medical)?
Have the clinic explained the procedure and what will happen?
If you've made your mind up then it shouldn't be too difficult but remember that you may still feel a little upset following (each woman reacts differently).
I had mine years ago and have had no problems following

Carifairy

replied on September 9th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

During an abortion they can put you to sleep or sedate you, so that you feel no pain! But, you must go to a clinic that offers this, and I can help you find one.

An abortion only takes 3-5 minutes or less, it is very quickly done and has very few side effects...

Http://www.Gynpages.Com

enter your state and you will see a list of clinics, it will explain the procedure, and tell you about sedation options..

diamondsz

replied on September 10th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

Hope everything went ok?? How are you feeling?

Just take it easy for a few days even if you feel better!

Moo

replied on September 10th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

The person who posted this also posted on the miscarriage forum about being worried about losing her pregnancy and hasn't replied to either post...Something a little weird!

Either way though I hope things have worked out how she wants them to

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