All I can say is, deep breath and relax. You have time to come up with a game plan and lay out some goals. Get to a doctor and have everything checked. I hope things get better and if you need any advice or want to talk, feel free to message me.

Have you gone to a clinic to get the confirmed pregnancy? If not, do so or if you have, go back there for some advice. Sometimes, there are clinics that will set you up with papers referring you to doctors, along with other useful contributions. One that I went to gave me lots of helpful info, advice on how to tell my family about the news AND they gave me some prenatal vitamins. It was helpful for me because, like you, I got pregnant during school. Though, I was 18 so it was a little bit easier.

Like Mipkat suggested, see someone if you can to get things checked out. Then, go from there. You have quite a bit of time to plan out how you'll proceed. The rest of us are here to support you the best we can. You're welcome to message me as well if you want more advice, to rant, or whatever. :)

Best wishes.

I had my first daughter 3 months before my 17th birthday. It isn't easy, and if you decide to keep the baby, it will be a hard road but as long as you have a good support system you can get through it. If you ever need anyone to talk to I am here for you. I have been there, done that and I am now 28 years old and 8 weeks out from having my second baby girl. Talking to an adult will help, but try and stay calm. Everything happens for a reason and all babies are blessings.

i fell pregnant at 17 years old, it was hard, but so worth it! he is now 5 years old, i wouldn't change a thing!
sure my whole life plan changed, but it changed for the better!
try and get as much support as you can, id've been lost without my family, they were all a great help to me!
try not to stress out (easier said than done i know)
if you need anyone to talk to all the women on this support group are amazing and give the most amazing advice!
wishing you lots of love & luck xox

look online for a pregnancy center! I work at one in philadelphia- we help women set goals and work towrds them in small steps. we have nurses who meet with the women to learn what to expect and about labor and delivery. also, as the women work towards goals they earn things for the baby. you might also want to look up some parenting classes!

well i cant say i was pregnant at 16 but i am pregnant with my first at 28 years old. i know it is scary to tell your parents it was really hard for me due to family not approving due to not being married, i am getting over the hard times, i will help you out with advise if you need some. i still have some family that dont approve but its not there life and they cant control me anymore. find out if there is a planned parent hood in your area,, they helped me fill out papers for like medicaid and helped me find doctors they are there if you need any advise they help alot. message me if you need any advise