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The truth will set you free!!

I posted my story about being pregnant at 37 with 4 children already. This makes number 5! Then I read several other stories. I wanted to give advice to all the young beautiful girls out there who found out about their pregnancy but aren’t married or don't know what to do.

My advice is to face it no matter what. My first pregnancy was the same. I was only 19 and on my own. I come from a very religious background. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to be exact. I had big expectations from my parents. Who doesn’t right?

Well, I knew they would be disappointed, but I knew I had to tell them. I called my parents and just said, "Guess what? I am having a baby in July." Just blurt it out. That’s the only way. My dad was so upset he wouldn't talk to me for a week. My mom was very nice and loving. It was a very difficult thing I had done to my family and myself.

I did marry my boyfriend. We didn't even know each other very well. It was like an arranged marriage. We have had a rough hard time getting to know each other and turning our lust for each other into love. 15+ years have gone by with many struggles to make it work. I would suggest looking into adoption. I think I would have saved myself years of consequences of pain by making some other couple happy.

A great sacrifice, no matter what your choice will be concerning the baby. Your parents will love you. It may take some time, but they do want to help you if you’re in trouble. They will be disappointed, but they can help you make the right decisions.

Repentance is so refreshing!! The Lord loves everyone. He knows. Pray and renew the spiritual daughter of God you are. He always loves when no one else does. Turn to him too. He will give you the strength you need to tell your family and face your future. You’re not alone.


Tamara

Suprise!

I have had four children. My oldest is in drivers Ed now and my youngest is 7 years old. I thought I was done having children.

I was shocked to find out that I was pregnant once again after feeling the usual side effects of nausea, bloated sick feelings. Going to the bathroom all the time! I usually feel o.k. when I wake up, but in the late afternoon I feel sick and nauseous.

I try to eat a piece of toast or drink some apple juice. I hate to lie down, but I don't know what else to do. It usually stays with me for the rest of the night till I go to sleep. I was way sicker my first child, so I am glad that I haven’t actually thrown up.

I never did lose weight with my other children. I am scared to be pregnant for the fifth time starting out overweight and being older. I hope I can do this!


Tamara

Still getting used to it

I am 7 weeks pregnant today. We have been trying to get pregnant for 2 years. Exactly the day I turned 26 I found out I was pregnant.

I kind of had an intuition because I told myself I didn't want to be pregnant anymore and I just got on with my life. We found out my husband was fine the month before. I have had morning sickness every day and a little bit of spotting. My breasts are huge and my tummy is very round.

I still can't believe I'm pregnant after 3 positive tests and a blood test. I have another test there ready just to reassure myself. I'm getting an ultrasound next week but I am so scared they won't hear a heartbeat. I guess this fear is just normal. I can't wait until my next trimester.



Samantha

Wow

I'm 28 and for the past 3 weeks I have felt very fatigued and irritable. For the past week I've been consumed by severe abdominal cramps & yesterday they got so bad I went to the hospital and they confirmed my pregnancy...

I'm very happy but the cramps are killing me. Apparently there is nothing to worry about & tomorrow I'm having my Bhcg blood test. No nausea or vomiting yet...

Good luck to you all.


Remaz

FINALLY

I’m 37 and finally pregnant after trying for a 1-1/2 years. I’m only 5 weeks – like everyone else posting on here.

But I had to share my good news with someone. Because of my age, etc we are waiting for at least 3 months to share the good news.

Best wishes to you all...



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