Hi Toria,
I am sorry you are going through such a rough time right now.
I will tell you that I think your thoughts are a little out of the norm, but perfectly understandable under the circumstances.
Your hormones are going haywire and your support system is in the toilet - it's perfectly normal to be depressed. In fact, if I were in your position I think I might feel like going to bed and staying there until everything got better!
Unfortunately, we both know you can't do that.
So here's what I suggest:
First, you need to get a good support system going with people who can help you with maternity clothes, baby clothes, counseling and maybe even housing. Here is a link to an organization that can help you with all of that: www.birthright.org.
Next, you need to make sure you let your doctor know how you've been feeling. I know a lot of it is due to your boyfriend troubles, but some is also due to your hormone levels; your doctor can give you some suggestions on what to try so you can make sure your hormone levels stay as even as possible.
You also need to develop a network of people who know what you're going through because they've been in your shoes.
Yedda is a good place to start, but it's not good enough for you right now. What you need is other women. You need women who are pregnant now and you need women who've lived through what you're experiencing and come out okay.
Here's a site which can help with that: www.breastfeeding.com. It's a free site which has a community forum where you can ask anything of the other members - whether it's about breastfeeding or giving birth or being a teen mom or a single mom; someone there will have an answer for you along with lots of moral support.
I realize these answers I've given you are fairly general, and I apologize if you have a question or concern I didn't answer.
What I wanted to do was to give you a jumping off place so you can get some help and start to feel better right away - so check out the sites I gave you and let me know what else you need, okay?
I'll do my best to help or find someone who can.
Take care,
jkgrandma
P.S. There are also some legal matters you'll need to handle regarding custody, visitation and support - but that information is for another day. Let's get you feeling better, first.