I've been browsing through a pregnancy forums as of late with all these teen girls getting pregnant, en asking if they should abort. Most of the replies say something to the extent of " you made a mistake, get the abortion life goes on, don't feel guilty it's your body your choice." I'm in disbelief thinking about my three kids, two of which were conceived when I was a teen, and how I couldn't imagine having given up one of them because of finances or emotional situations at the time. Those things were a struggle but soooo temporary!
That being said here comes the moral dilemma... I was asked if I would get am abortion and my first response was a huge scream of emphatic "NO!" but thinking about it now, if I ever get pregnant again ( very small probability with the tubes tied) it would have to be an abortion unless God stepped in and I had no complications (an impossibility). As it is I had two kids under 5lbs in the hospital for a month, and my last baby was 3lbs, I lost a ton of blood resulting in two blood transfusions and I'm still not back to where my iron should be almost a year later. Not to mention the Csection scar opening up several times. With all of this chances are if I were to get pregnant again I can see myself justifying something I hate because I know me and the baby wouldn't survive anyways so why lose two people on a lost hope. It's crazy how morals can be flipped when faced with personal dilemmas.
That being said here comes the moral dilemma... I was asked if I would get am abortion and my first response was a huge scream of emphatic "NO!" but thinking about it now, if I ever get pregnant again ( very small probability with the tubes tied) it would have to be an abortion unless God stepped in and I had no complications (an impossibility). As it is I had two kids under 5lbs in the hospital for a month, and my last baby was 3lbs, I lost a ton of blood resulting in two blood transfusions and I'm still not back to where my iron should be almost a year later. Not to mention the Csection scar opening up several times. With all of this chances are if I were to get pregnant again I can see myself justifying something I hate because I know me and the baby wouldn't survive anyways so why lose two people on a lost hope. It's crazy how morals can be flipped when faced with personal dilemmas.