When a friend tells you she is pregnant, how can you be there for her? She tells you because she trust you. She hopes that a conversation with you can help in someway. Whether its to just get the words out or perhaps she thinks you have suggestions that can help. It doesn’t matter
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Oh, no. No, no, no. This isn’t possible. I can’t be… pregnant. What am I going to do? I don’t know. What is everyone going to say? My head hurts. I need time to think. I need someone to talk to that isn’t family or a friend, with their own agendas. This thought process is
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Do you feel confident in your plan? How about a new plan? Plan A…. Have sex. Did that plan include birth control or other forms of contraception? Did that plan succeed? In a national survey done by The Society for Women’s Health, it was found that 43% of 1,000 women across the U.S. become
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You might be thinking “I’ll just get this over with quickly, then I’ll be done with this problem.” But the truth is it’s not that simple? Some people may advise you that it’s fast, easy, and you’ll have no problems recuperating afterward. But in all honesty, they are not disclosing the truth, nor giving you
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