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Unwanted pregnancy

Hi,new to the forum and i don't need any critics to this,keep that for your self.The decision i have taken is not an easy one and am just trying to get advice and help on where to start and how to go about it.
Some few months ago i gave birth to a baby girl and she is doing great,it was not really time for me to be pregnant because i had big dreams with my studies.Abortion was an option i had but i was just scared things will turn out bad.My dream is to get her a good family under adoption or custody,because i can not give her the best of life,am just a student and i don't think i will be able to take good care of her.
I will appreciate your advice and i think m ready for this.Thanks


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Consult your local social services agency where to start. It would be best for all concerned to take all the legal steps necessary.
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Turn off the television and teach your children how to think.

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You might also contact Birthright. Although I believe their primary goal is for young women to keep their babies, they have information about adoption services as well, and their links can be trusted.

(My daughter got quite a lot of information from them when she was also faced with an unplanned pregnancy.)

Their web site is: www.birthright.org.

Good luck, hon.

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