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Would-be due date upcoming

sharing feelings/seeking emotional support ❤️

And I’m not sure how to feel. Next week I think would have been my due date, as I fell pregnant in November. A lot has changed in my life since my MA in December - mainly that the would-be father isn’t really in my life anymore. I’m fine with that because whatever semblance of a relationship was barely anything even before the MA, and completely ended when it happened.

I’ve also started seeing someone recently, and the thoughts of having sex is giving me anxiety because of the risk of this happening again. I haven’t had sex since the night of conception so it’s obviously been a while.

But yeah, I’m obviously not regretting the MA and am very thankful I had the resources to be able to do it

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So you may have seen my post about my successful abortion (in Ireland) last week: https://www.reddit.com/r/abortion/comments/ry5cqj/7_weeks_ma_success_story_in_ireland_at_christmas/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf

This is a follow up! Basically I didn’t feel any less anxious the days after I did my test and it coming up negative and STILL had symptoms of bloating, nausea and cramps with tiny bit of bleeding. So I had my post-termination call with the clinic I went through yesterday and told them my concerns, they referred me for an ultrasound in one of the leading maternity hospitals in Ireland this morning. So I went up this morning for it, got an internal ultra

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Hi guys, so I decided to write this up as there’s not near enough of abortion experience stories based in Ireland online. So here’s my timeline of events.

Saturday 11th of December:

  • I found out I was pregnant. At that point I was 5 weeks along. Anyways I was doing it alone as I wasn’t with the guy and wasn’t telling any of my family. Symptoms were extremely tender breasts (I have big boobs so this was not fun anyway) and nausea (but no actual getting sick). So I rang the Well Woman Centre, which is a good three hours away from me, to book in for an appointment. Abortion services, although legal up to 12 weeks in Ireland now, are still hard to come by as there are many rural places (l
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5x18 - future song choice?

SpoilerFUTURE SPOILERS

So we all know the musical this season will be Next To Normal. But I figure one of the songs from N2N that will be featured will be Superboy and The Invisible Girl and it will be sang by Cheryl. Since the song in the musical is sang by Natalie and her dead brother about her feeling forgotten (terrible way of describing it, I’m so bad at this kind of stuff 😂😂), I feel like Cheryl will sing this about being feeling forgotten compared to Jason?

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