[LoneWolf]

Originally Posted by Caer

So you agree then, that OP's gf should have an abortion since it's safer and has less side effects than child birth.(Child birth is classified as a medical procedure)


Not a wise path for you my friend if you're trying to convince me that she shouldn't have an abortion.

Wow, did you even read my last post?

[Caer]

^Yes, you said "let's go through as little medical procedures as possible to avoid the side affects".

However, whatever path OP's girlfriend takes, she's facing a medical procedure, one of which is 12 times safer than the other so logically to fit with your statement, she should choose the safer one because it will result in less, if any side affects.

[LoneWolf]

Originally Posted by Caer

^Yes, you said "let's go through as little medical procedures as possible to avoid the side affects".

However, whatever path OP's girlfriend takes, she's facing a medical procedure, one of which is 12 times safer than the other so logically to fit with your statement, she should choose the safer one because it will result in less, if any side affects.

No abortion = no side effects
Abortion = possible side effects

?

EDIT: I see what you're saying now. My apologies for the confusion.

[Caer]

Originally Posted by LoneWolf

No abortion = no side effects
Abortion = possible side effects

?

uh no.

Lol

Child birth=lots of side effects, some of them being life long and that's not even considering that she'll have a kid to raise. I'm talking medical side effects. If you'd like me to go into some gory details about them, feel free to message me since not everyone would like to know the things I know and have seen. lol

Abortion=one of the few physical side effects is that the abortion is done too early and not completed because the fetus is too small to confirm completion, and the worst that could happen with that is that she has to go back and have it redone.

Most of them are mental side effects such as depression, but guess what? Child birth? Many women suffer from postpartum depression too after child birth.

[Caer]

oh haha, no worries

[Uroborus]

Abort. Don't contribute to overpopulation and don't take the chance of contributing to social dysfunction.

[georgia7891]

heya,
i just thought i would let you know that my friend had a baby at the age of 15 also, and she is now 16.
yes she is coping but she has missed out on so many milestones of being a teenager because she has to stay home and look after her baby, theo. she obviously wouldn't change him for the world now he is here, but she wished she could turn the clock back.
just to think when you are 20, your child will be 5 and in primary school..when you have only just left high school yourself..
to be honest, being a teen parent can have its advantages, but what are you going to do about accommodation and paying for him/her?
i'm sorry to ask those questions, but if you are that keen on keeping the baby, just think about the future.
also, i myself 15 had an unexpected miscarriage this saturday just gone, i didn't even know i was pregnant, because i hadn't done i test and i was on the pill...it is horrible. and i don't want you and your gf going through the same thing me and my boyfriend are now..so just think of the possibilities?:/
sorry for the down sides, just want to help?
georgia grace,xx

[BabyBubbles]

In 14 and I'm expecting triplets! I am so keeping my girls, so why don't you keep yours! Go ahead! Good luck

[MontrealRepresent]

Originally Posted by BabyBubbles

In 14 and I'm expecting triplets! I am so keeping my girls, so why don't you keep yours!

EL OH EL OH EL OH EL OH EL

[TehKewcumber]

I'm pro-life. So I'm against abortions to a strong degree. Your best bet is to probably put it up for adoption. Although if you think abortions the right thing, then so be it. We can only give you advice, but its your choice, not ours.