#promylife

[fucking-wonderful-yes]

I cannot reiterate how much i don’t feel bad for women who have kids with terrible fathers. Did you really think he was just gonna become super dad?? Did you think a small person to take responsibility for was going to make them more responsible than they already werent. Living in denial of your partners flaws is one thing but to create a life with the person that you’re going to force to deal with incompetence impatiens and sheer lack of readiness is not something i can get behind. I am pro-abortion. I am pro give your kid a fighting chance. Im pro choice of who the father of your child is. Im pro-planned pregnancy and preparing for a magical thing to come into your life.

[thestressofpoverty]

#shoutoutyourabortion

#shoutyourabortion I am eternally grateful that during my reproductive years I was able to have an abortion in a clean, medically sound #plannedparenthood clinic! The issue of Abortion is used to divide and distract us away from real troubles of our time!! #abortion should not be a political issue!!! #Stayoutofmybedroom!!!

[megaprincessmonstertruck]

My life, my choice. #proMYlife

Recently a law regarding pro-life protesters was created and then vetoed because it was considered unconstitutional. This law entails that protesters should have a designated buffering zone, meaning that protesters will not be allowed to stand right at the doors or on the sidewalks in front of the facility (or any establishment that is being picketed). As if its not enough to force them to look at an ultrasound of the fetus growing inside of them, by turning down this law it means that pro-life protesters can stand right outside the doors of an abortion clinic WHILE the girls are entering and ask them questions and/or belittle them for their choice, some have even entered the clinic in absolute tears from the remarks of the protesters and yet the government doesn’t seem to believe there is anything wrong with that. Having an abortion isn’t an easy decision, however they are not making the decision because they want to “kill babies” they are making it because they know they are not ready to carry a child or become a mother. There is the argument about how they could always choose adoption but that also means they still have to carry this being that’s growing inside of them and inevitably form a bond which will make giving up their child that much harder, even if it’s an open adoption. Either way their choice will affect them for the rest of their lives, whether it be positive or negative. So yes I believe in pro-choice and I am also pro-life, proMYlife. As a woman i have the option of abortion should I get pregnant and not be ready and whatever I choose it will not be for anyone other than myself.

[hellswhere]

#abortion #Ivg #ivgmoncorpsmondroit #promylife

[courageouscampaign-blog]

Courageous Story Submission: 'Ectopic Pregnancy' by Anonymous

I had an ectopic pregnancy, meaning the embryo was stuck in my falopian tube instead of my uterus. I did not know this for a few weeks however, and was grateful to have Planned Parenthood there for me to have a normal abortion. I went, and because it was not in my uterus, they couldn’t find it and I left perplexed and upset. For the next two months I was monitored closely by my gynecologist to figure out what was going on because I was definately pregnant. But there was no sign of anything inside me. I ended up having to take chemotherapy to kill it (just one shot) and it worked. My HCG levels began to fall and I just had to pass it. Except, it was not that easy. On the Saturday after this, I guess it had gotten too big by then so my tube began to rupture as I was finally miscarrying. I ended up in the emergency room in the most intense pain of my life (minus breaking my leg when I was 14) and having to recieve emergency surgery and get my tube removed. Conclusion of this story is: pregnancy is COMPLICATED. Getting pregnant is a risk to any woman. It’s DANGEROUS. I was put in the most vulnerable position of my life and, if I had not had options, I would have been in an even worse state than I was (which was already terribly low). I am happy to say I am better now, but spending over two months with somthing inside me that I didn’t want there was close to unbearable. I cried every day. I thought about hurting myself (which I never did). I had to study for finals, but I had to go to the doctor so much I had to miss parts of class. Or, if I made it to class, I was so over-whelmed by my situation I would sit in class in tears hoping no one would notice. No woman should have to go through what I went through. Having no control over your own body is having no control over your life. The feeling of powerlessness I felt cascaded me into a very deep depression. But, I thank powerful women for fighting for me and my right to my own body. I am so happy this forum is committed to sharing stories of women taking control of their own lives. Keep fighting the good fight. xoxo

[courageouscampaign-blog]

Click HERE and read an AWESOME interview about me and the proMYlife campaign (via Center for the Psychology of Women Blog)!