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Pregnancy
Having
a baby can be like suddenly finding yourself in a bad made-for-TV
movie.
Still
not out of your teens - and expecting a baby - can be a pretty
scary place to be. You can't ignore it, or wish it away. You're
pregnant, and that's a fact.
Are
you ready for this? If not, parents and friends can help,
if you're lucky.
But
if you are pregnant (or accidently got someone pregnant) and
can't or won't let anyone know, there are a good sites out
there with solid facts & information you need.
Find
out where to get it, or talk with other pregnant teens in
chats and messageboards, learn all about the symptoms and
how to stay healthy, the possible risks, and where else to
get real help & support if you're suddenly expecting ...
TeensHealth
- Having a Healthy Pregnancy - A complete guide to
taking care of yourself during pregnancy, with more on what
to expect, emotional and family issues, plus links to articles
on pregnancy and nutrition, your first pelvic exam, coping
with depression, and related topics.
The
Teen Pregnancy Place - Offering a busy discussion
board for parents and teens, facts about what to expect during
the 40 weeks of pregnancy (and check out the links page, which
is now outdated, but still worth a look.)
MedLine
Plus - Teen Pregnancy - One-stop browsing for information
on symptoms, teen pregnancy risks and health issues, links
for parents, related stats and research.
National
Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy - The U.S. program
that has free downloadable posters, video clips & audio
files to host your own school campaign to educate about teen
pregnancy, plus a virtual library of national statistics,
fact sheets.
Free
Teens - If you haven't already become sexually active,
read about why abstinence may be a wise decision, with advice
on marriage and mature relationships, discussions on dating
and teen pregnancy, the dangers of sexually transmitted diseases,
related links and message board.
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