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The absolute refusal on the part of the OP to answer basic healthcare questions that have repeatedly been posed by a number of posters, in favor of focusing exclusively on a sole (basically inconsequential) detail makes me fairly sure this is a post made purely for entertainment.
Yes! It's hard to give out the important facts if one hasn't made them up yet, they're complicated!
The absolute refusal on the part of the OP to answer basic healthcare questions that have repeatedly been posed by a number of posters, in favor of focusing exclusively on a sole (basically inconsequential) detail makes me fairly sure this is a post made purely for entertainment.
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Originally Posted by RbccL
Yes! It's hard to give out the important facts if one hasn't made them up yet, they're complicated!
Don't let the mods catch you saying this thread is fake.
Don't let the mods catch you saying this thread is fake.
I was just trying to antagonize her into giving all the facts, so we all may give more helpful suggestions.
Thanks for looking out for me, but I enjoy discipline.
There does seem to be an overwhelming sentiment on this thread that is super normal to be out of the first trimester (as the OP would now be), and have not sought any medical/prenatal care. This is HIGHLY UNLIKELY, and definitely speaks to the trustworthiness of information presented in the thread.
The questions you're asking have nothing to do with the OP's original post. She asked something specific, that event is over.
I don't recall her asking for any advice on where to go from here, what to do with the baby or her life from this point on, even though she sure has gotten plenty of it as well as a good portion of criticism and browbeating.
There does seem to be an overwhelming sentiment on this thread that is super normal to be out of the first trimester (as the OP would now be), and have not sought any medical/prenatal care. This is HIGHLY UNLIKELY, and definitely speaks to the trustworthiness of information presented in the thread.
I did not get health care until past my first trimester, during my first pregnancy, even though I was absolutely certain that I had conceived, less than 24 hours after it happened. I was 19, and I actually did not know that I needed to be seeing a doctor, if nothing seemed wrong. My Mom was stunned when she found out I wasn't, and dragged me to the Human Services office to get on Medicaid and got me to start getting prenatal care. I had no idea. I thought you just basically carried the baby and showed up at the hospital when your water broke or you had pains. lol!
That's why in one post I was like...this seems like really young people here... I consider it plausible under those circumstances, and I sure have listened to young ladies talk like "my boyfriend...my boyfriend...my boyfriend..." and get hung up on minutia in times of stress.
But I would LOVE if the OP would please at least reassure us that she is seeing a doctor and figuring out a plan with the baby. Like, I know, this is the Relationships board...but the relationship is not the most important part of this picture right now, by far.
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