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Q: Amazing Support

asked by: pretttybaby_gurl on November 13th, 2006

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I am 17 and just reading these forums makes me feel not as alone in my situation, I never realized how even women in their 20's 30's and even 40's have abortions I just thought the majority were scared teenagers like myself. I just want to thank everyone for sharing their experiences because it really is helping me and i'm sure many other young women in my situation.

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Carifairy

replied on November 14th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

You are welcome =)

yes, women up to age 47 have abortions, and trust me, the 47 year old women are just as scared as the 17 year old women!

You know, condoms break and pills fail, stuff happens, but it does not mean you are 'bad'..

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