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cherry88

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Posted: 10-02-06 10:41am

purestgreen wrote:
i don't see why pro-lifers should have to 'leave' this board. As long as they are not being argumentative and imflammatory then I think their opinions and advice is just as useful as a pro-choicer's (to whom the same rules apply). Obviously, if someone is writing to say they are certain they want an abortion and want to know about procedures and stuff then it would be inappropraite for a pro-lifer to tell that person that they are evil and wrong etc.


However, if someone wants advice about what to do in their circumstances of, for example, an unwanted pregnancy, then a pro-lifer has as much right as a pro-choicer to respond on this board.


Everyone just needs to respect each other's opinions, not stoop to childish name-calling and most of all, be supportive and helpful to the original poster.


like I said, I only asked them to leave as they were not offering support. This is an abortion support forum. Is that really so hard to understand? Ive been coming on here a long time, and everytime a pro-lifer comes on here it is non-support. So from my experience. I was right again. Neither of them offered support. That why I asked them to leave. Jesus.

This isnt even about the original topic anymore. So lets just leave it at that shall we.
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diamond splinter

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Posted: 10-02-06 10:43am

Actually I do give a lot of support on this board all anyopne has to do to check is go back and look also cherry find me the post in which tazzy told me to stay of the board or give support
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Anna_Belle

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Posted: 10-02-06 10:56am

purestgreen wrote:
i don't see why pro-lifers should have to 'leave' this board. As long as they are not being argumentative and imflammatory then I think their opinions and advice is just as useful as a pro-choicer's (to whom the same rules apply). Obviously, if someone is writing to say they are certain they want an abortion and want to know about procedures and stuff then it would be inappropraite for a pro-lifer to tell that person that they are evil and wrong etc.



However, if someone wants advice about what to do in their circumstances of, for example, an unwanted pregnancy, then a pro-lifer has as much right as a pro-choicer to respond on this board.



Everyone just needs to respect each other's opinions, not stoop to childish name-calling and most of all, be supportive and helpful to the original poster.


i totally agree. I hope what I said didn't come across the wrong way and I wasn't having a personal dig, i've just realised I was wrong to quote what one person had said and for that I apologise cowboys.


But leave the health forum to the debate forum. If you don't like what someone has said then don't reply to it. Please don't think i've joined this forum and am trying to take over or anything, I just don't think i'll be coming back for advice about my current situation after reading through a few of the topics on here. If the replys are just going to be people health forum about what other people have said, i'm not interested. I need support and understanding at the moment, not a slanging match. (again, don't take that the wrong way, I know nothing has been aimed at me, but I don't want to put myself in the situation where it can be)

thanks anyway, was worth a try, good luck to everyone :d


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Jules

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Posted: 10-02-06 11:16am

anna_belle wrote:
i just don't think i'll be coming back for advice about my current situation after reading through a few of the topics on here.


don't blame you one bit Wink hope you find the support you need.
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diamondsz

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Posted: 10-02-06 11:30am

purestgreen wrote:
anna_belle wrote:
i just don't think i'll be coming back for advice about my current situation after reading through a few of the topics on here.


don't blame you one bit Wink hope you find the support you need.


agrees, some of us can take it too far we have all done it but agree with purest hope you get the help you need
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Kypros

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Posted: 10-03-06 11:33am

Shame on you lot! Only carifairy here seems to have actually responded in a polite and decent way to a woman seeking help and support. I don't want to lower my level to that of some of the people here, but I must say, nataliachick7, you revolt me to the bone. It appears that here and in many other threads you attack and abusively criticise women in need. I wish you would leave this forum; you probably won't, though, however the moderators here should block you.

So, on with my support offerings: it appears way too late to abort (by law) and, assuming that your friend is financially and mentally stable, she wouldn't get the two agreements from her doctors to allow her to terminate the pregnancy. On a personal level, I would agree with you in that your friend doesn't seem very certain about wanting to abort. I would imagine her to be one of the unfortunate women who would suffer with guilt and a lot of depression post-abortion. The best thing she can do is tell her partner that she cheated on him, that he may not be the father of the baby, and to hopefully work out some sort of arrangement. I mean, even if the baby does turn out to be his, her boyfriend may not forgive her for her adultery. Maybe he will. But the point is, he as her partner and possible father-to-be of her child has a right to know of his girlfriend's fling and the possible consequences.

Depending on her partner's reaction, your friend may end up being a single parent. Make sure she knows this and that she needs to prepare for the consequences now (as opposed to when her child is born (assuming s/he will be full white)). There are many options and abortion seems a very unlikely one. Reassure her that you will always be there to offer your friendship and support, whatever happens.

Kypros.
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Nataliachick7

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Posted: 10-03-06 11:57am

kypros wrote:
shame on you lot! Only carifairy here seems to have actually responded in a polite and decent way to a woman seeking help and support. I don't want to lower my level to that of some of the people here, but I must say, nataliachick7, you revolt me to the bone.


thats great, im honest, and I dont sugar coat things, and I dont care if you dont like it. It was incredibly idiotic of this person to be having one night stands unprotected. Are you not aware that there are deadly diseases out there? Do you not realize that you probably know nothing about this one night stands health history? Its time to wake up. That is just stupidity. And then to become pregnant on top of it, and not want the baby because of race-that is truly revolting.
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Tazzy D

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Posted: 10-03-06 15:28pm

This is a support forum and for support only. If you are not here to support the poster no matter what the topic is about please refrain from posting
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