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spacer If you know you are pregnant, you may be feeling anything from excitement to panic and shock. It may take some time for the knowledge that you are pregnant to sink in.
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If you haven't had a test done to confirm your pregnancy, it is a good idea to have one. Go to 'I think I'm pregnant' to find out how to obtain a pregnancy test.

When you are ready, you will need to make a decision about your future. This can be a difficult decision and it is important that you have support, accurate information and time to think it through without fear, panic or pressure from others.

I'm pregnant and I don't want to be. What do I do now?
Your feelings may be overwhelming at the moment. Talking to someone about your feelings can help, especially if you haven't told anyone about your pregnancy.

You need to know the options available to you and you need support to help you through the decision making process. It may feel very urgent to 'do something' right now. Take time to think through the options clearly so that you make an informed decision.

What kind of help do I need?
Partners and family members can be supportive but it helps to talk to someone outside your situation who isn't caught up in the emotion of an unplanned pregnancy

A supportive person is someone who
• listens
• understands your feelings
• gives you time and space to talk things through
• helps you consider things you haven't thought about
• provides accurate information about the options available
• respects your freedom to choose what to do.

Who can help me?
Help is available from:
• Choices on the numbers above. You can speak to a trained advisor immediately.

What are my options?
Firstly, you have a choice to continue with the pregnancy or not. If you choose to continue with the pregnancy, you then have the choice of parenting the child yourself or making an adoption plan for your baby. Click on the options below to find out more about them:
Having a baby
Adoption
Abortion

Testimonials
" I didnt know who to go to when I was pregnant at the age of 15, Choices helped me with baby clothes and equipment, they supported me all the way through my pregnancy. I now want to give something back and volunteer for Choices and help to support  girls in the same situation as I was."
 
"Due to my lack of parenting when I was young Choices has shown me how to look after my baby, they have continued to support me with my baby and taught me how to look after him."
 
"I was homeless and pregnant, Choices helped me to find somewhere to live and gave me hope for the future, I know have a lovely baby girl and a future for us both."

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