On behalf of my new contact shelly s, I bring this question to you.
Shelly has an unnamed condition in which she bleeds quite heavily and for long periods of time - almost to death - because the lining in her uterus is too thin. She would have a hard time getting pregnant because the embryos can't implant properly, causing her to miscarry. At 16, she was told that she might never get pregnant, but if she ever planned on doing so, she would have to start as soon as possible. She had her first child at 17 (due to medical reasons, she said) and she is now 22, married with two kids, and she went in for her hysterectomy two days ago. Most people in her situation would have to have this done when they're in their 20's, or perhaps even ealy 30's.
My question is, if your child were in the situation as described above, told she needs to get pregnant now or never, would you go for it? Or would you tell her to get her life in order, then consider adoption if it'll be too late?
2007-11-29
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Sharon Newman (YR) Must Die
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Adolescent