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Do you have a mother you could talk to? you will need family to help you with these decisions, I was told that my baby was going to have downs syndrome (mental retardation), so I had to have a test done where they stuck a really long needle into my uterus to take some of the fluid that surrounds the baby for 100% test results for the Down syndrome, thank god she didn't have it, I have a very small frame so I was extremely uncomfortable, my daughter stopped growing inside of me so they had to take her out early, labor was the most pain I had ever felt. My daughter is now almost 14 years old and about to be a freshman in highschool herself, and lucky for me I will get to experience all of the things I missed out on, through my daughter. Life was difficult when my daughter was little, I had to work sometimes two jobs and go to school at the same time, I was fortunate to have found my husband, please start thinking about what your future will be like, finish school go to college, experience life, having a baby will prevent you from experiencing alot of things that you need to.
Sex isn't love, just because it feels good and because he says he loves you doesn't make it love, don't you have any goals or things you'd like to accomplish??
The chances of becoming pregnant when you have unprotected sex is 20%.
Sadly no one can tell you right now if you are indeed pregnant or not right now.
You are going to have to wait until your next expected period and *if* you miss it by more than 3-5 days then you can try a home test with 1st morning urine.
You don't need people lecturing you about the 'evils' of unprotected sex ect., or how you are a bad person for doing such ect. You don't have to listen to anybody tell you that. You may only be 15 but you are a person and should be treated as such. I'm sorry you feel that you can not confide in you Mother, not everyone can run to their parents for comfort or help in a crisis.
I wish you the best of luck in what ever may happen.
You can take a early home test up to 6 days before your next expected period, but 1 depends on the brand and 2 the effectiveness of said test is way lower 3 you have to do it with 1st morning urine.
I had my eldest at 18 and got so much flack for it, don't let it get to you. It's your life, your decision of what you do with it, just go into what ever you decided with your eyes wide open. What ever happens or what ever you chose it's going to be a hard road, but go into know 100% that you made that decision with the best information at the time.
Best of Luck.
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