Yeah, I was 21 and in my last year of college when I got pregnant. I just knew my mother was going to be so disappointed in me. I had even decided to get an abortion, and I was planning on just going in to have it done without telling her. But over dinner the night before I was going in, I broke down. I knew I couldn't go through it without my mom. So, I told her, and she cried and said, "carmen, if you don't want that baby, you know there are so many people in this family who do." and when she said that I knew that I did want the baby, and that I couldn't get an abortion. Other than my husband, she has been the biggest support for me ever since. And we have a precious 5-year-old boy who we couldn't imagine life without!
If you're worried about your mom's reaction, the best thing to do is to demonstrate to her that you're going to make responsible decisions for yourself and for the baby. Ask her advice on how to get through college while raising a baby. Welcome her into your life and the baby's life, and be sure she knows that you need and will appreciate her support. Also, be sure she knows about your boyfriend's reaction, and his desire to get married.
Our parents were our age, too, once. A lot can be forgiven, accepted, and understood, as long as we respond maturely and responsibly to a situation.