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IoannI
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Will My Pregnant Gf Have Problems @ School
Posted: 09-13-06 09:38am
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Will my pregnant girlfriend have any
problems at school since she is currently
pregnant?
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Melissa_20
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Posted: 09-13-06 09:48am
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She might.My sister actually had to switch
schools.They sent her to a school where
they had child care and child parental
classes.If they don't make her switch
schools, I don't see why she should have a
problem. How far along is she and how
much school does she have left?
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ANGELOS MAMA
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Posted: 09-13-06 09:50am
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Most likely.But like I said you shouldnt
give a medical question what ppl gotta say
about your child.Cause I know I didnt.
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Melissa_20
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Posted: 09-13-06 09:52am
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| angelos mama
wrote: | | most likely.But like I said
you shouldnt give a !@#^ what ppl gotta
say about your child.Cause I know I
didnt. |
wow,in my school,everyone could see that
certain girls were pregnant but I
don'tknow of anyone who actually talked
crap about them or said mean things. . .
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IoannI
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Posted: 09-13-06 11:17am
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She has about 8 months left. It's not
noticeable now that she is pregnant but in
a while it will be.
| melissa_20
wrote: | | she might.My sister actually
had to switch schools.They sent her to a
school where they had child care and child
parental classes.If they don't make her
switch schools, I don't see why she should
have a problem. How far along is she and
how much school does she have
left? |
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oh_mommy
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Posted: 09-13-06 14:35pm
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Nobody noticed I was pregnant when I was
going to public school, but then again I
wasnt too big by the end of the year and I
always was wearing a hoody... I didnt
want all the popular snobs to call me a
promiscuous person for being pregnant (i
dont see how I would be a promiscuous
person when i've only slept with shawn)
but thats how the girls at my school
work.. And then there would be the
teachers who wouldnt send me to see
councilars thinking im really gonna need
to talk to some stranger about how I feel
when I was perfectly fine with
everything.. And also I rememberd when
some other chick at my school was pregnant
a couple years back all the teachers
talked behind her back saying the father
would leave her and the baby, but they're
still togeather..
My suggestion to you and your gf is that
if you want to be left alone about it
maybe go into home school. But if she
dosnt want that and she thinks she can
handle all the bad mouthing then just
stick to public school, but if you dont
have a daycare she might want to switch
into homeschool for 2nd semester cause
nobody wants to be going to school when
they're about to pop
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IoannI
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Posted: 09-13-06 14:46pm
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Exactly we just want to go about our daily
routine the same was as before. You know
have our school life and our home life.
Home school might not be such a bad idea,
im not sure how it will work for her. To
switch into home schooling for the second
semester I dont know how that would work
out, since our school is termed I dont
think she could just make such a big
transision
| oh_mommy
wrote: | | my suggestion to you and
your gf is that if you want to be left
alone about it maybe go into home school.
But if she dosnt want that and she thinks
she can handle all the bad mouthing then
just stick to public school, but if you
dont have a daycare she might want to
switch into homeschool for 2nd semester
cause nobody wants to be going to school
when they're about to
pop |
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oh_mommy
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Posted: 09-13-06 19:21pm
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Im in home school. It isnt that bad.. I
actually think its alot easier then public
school because you can do the work when
ever your up to it.. And you dont have to
sit around and listen to lectures or
people getting in trouble, you just do
2ish hours of work every weekday and there
you go... She could always stay for two
terms and then do home school for the last
two
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IoannI
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Posted: 09-13-06 19:25pm
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She could do that. It will be less of a
headache for her. Do you know anything
about e-school or virtual school w/e they
call it when you do your courses online
| oh_mommy
wrote: | | im in home school. It isnt
that bad.. I actually think its alot
easier then public school because you can
do the work when ever your up to it..
And you dont have to sit around and listen
to lectures or people getting in trouble,
you just do 2ish hours of work every
weekday and there you go... She could
always stay for two terms and then do home
school for the last
two |
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diamondsz
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Posted: 09-13-06 19:41pm
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I do correspondance since I cant stand
some lil cliches at school and I love it
to death, im able to work, attend to my
kids and go out/have fun, you have to
dedicate yourself to it 100% though and
its the motivation you need for that
program!!
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IoannI
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Posted: 09-13-06 20:00pm
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Yeah I get what your saying. Do you
attend some sort of e-school or one of
those get your diplomas from home?
| diamondsz
wrote: | | i do correspondance since I
cant stand some lil cliches at school and
I love it to death, im able to work,
attend to my kids and go out/have fun, you
have to dedicate yourself to it 100%
though and its the motivation you need for
that program!! |
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diamondsz
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Posted: 09-13-06 20:03pm
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Im doing college but id did highschool at
home, call your educational board and they
can tell you where to go for home
schooling, I live in canada and they have
different rules down here.
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IoannI
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Posted: 09-13-06 20:05pm
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I live in canada as well.Toronto to be
exact.
| diamondsz
wrote: | | im doing college but id did
highschool at home, call your educational
board and they can tell you where to go
for home schooling, I live in canada and
they have different rules down
here. |
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princess_amy89
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Posted: 09-14-06 07:39am
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I was scared of that but theres a chool
here and college for pregnant girls and
young mums
i knew I would get bullied as I already
was getting bullied and people did find
out and I get called a promiscuous person
promiscuous person hoe etc
so I got in there and I feel better and
get on fine
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IoannI
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Posted: 09-14-06 11:31am
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Nice to hear that you got in there. And
thats what im afraid of me and my
girlfriend getting bullied. If I get
bullied, it wont bother me but I dont want
my girl to get stressed out and get sick.
'cause it wont be good for the baby.
| princess_amy89
wrote: | i was scared of that but
theres a chool here and college for
pregnant girls and young mums
i knew I would get bullied as I already
was getting bullied and people did find
out and I get called a promiscuous person
highly available hoe etc
so I got in there and I feel better and
get on fine |
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diamondsz
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Posted: 09-14-06 15:52pm
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The one I went through was called ilc
independant learning center, they were
fantastic, I dont have the number but you
have to pay 40$/course unless your on
social assistance, then it is free.
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oh_mommy
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Posted: 09-14-06 15:53pm
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I dont know much about the online
courses... Im taking homeschool where
they give you the books and assignments
you need and you just do it at home and
when u need to do a test you go to the
place that organises everything and do the
test there...But yeah, talk to her about
it, see what she wants
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ThriftyGal
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Posted: 09-14-06 16:06pm
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Just go to school and if anyone has a
problem with you just say f*ck them.
I'm in normal highschool and no one is
rude to me. A lot of little girls stare
at me like i'm contagious, but like I
said, they are little girls. And I stare
right back. Or say something out loud to
one of my friends like "i wonder if it's
that truckers or *add name*'s dads".
Then I just stare back.
There are nice people too. Just
yesterday a girl i've barely talked to
came up to me and asked if I need a
stroller or any baby things, and told me
how her son will be turning one in
october. And I told her i'm going with
adoption and she gave me advice, saying if
I wanted to I could raise her, that it's
hard work but possible if you work hard
enough, but that adoption was also good
for certain circumstances. Point is,
nice people, crappy people. Who really
cares about people. No one can
intimidate you out of getting your
education unless you let them.
Oh yeah, this isn't ment for the poster...
But for any of the "lurkers".
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princess_amy89
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Posted: 09-14-06 16:27pm
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I didnt have to pay for mine
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