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I Felt So Alone
Teresa
Illinois, United States

I told the baby father's that I was late, and he freaked out.  I told him it could be because I was stressed.  Never once did he text me and ask if I was okay.  A few weeks passed and I took a test.  It turned out to be positive.  My world just fell apart.  I became so depressed, I have cried ever since that day.  I texted him, we talked and we both agreed on an abortion.  I talked to a couple at church, telling them I had a friend who was pregnant and knew God and was baptized in Jesus’s name.  They told me sin is sin, and a few other things.  I then wanted to keep it.  I wanted to talk to my brother, to help me talk to my parents.  Then, after my brother and I talked I decided I didn't want it.  Later on, I got in a fight with the father.  It was to point I wanted the baby out of me, and I wanted nothing to do with it. 

The day of my procedure, it was horrible.  I felt so alone and cried to whole time.  It was horrible, it was like a part of me died. I wish I could take the day back.  A week later it was my birthday. 

I have been so depressed, not into anything.  Work was so hard, because I was a teacher in a day care.  I would be crying off and on.  My kids (at work) would be fine and laughing and smiling, then I would start to cry, and they didn't know what to do.  I told them I was happy because I loved them so much.  I wouldn't eat, I started to have headaches, and I couldn't sleep at night.  The day of the procedure would pop up in my mind, seeing myself telling the father I was pregnant.

I finally told my pastor at church what had happened.  It bothered me more because I didn't trust God.  I went on my fear.  Finally, I did find a support group, but they told me to wait until January and, hopefully, they would find me someone to talk to.  I just called them and asked, and there is no one really to talk to me. 

Thanksgiving came, Christmas came, and New Year’s, and I could have cared less about them.  I used to love decorating the house with Christmas lights, and this year I could have cared less.  I wanted nothing to with any holidays and my birthday.  I have been reading the Bible and talking to God.  Some days are better than others.

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