I need some serious help!!!?

Question

i'm 17 years old. i'm 6 weeks pregnant. and my doctors say if my stress level gets any higher i'm going to have a miscarriage. my stress is my mother. i want to move out so that i don't lose my baby, but i don't want to go to jail for it. can ANYBODY help me out here?? should i just go so i dont lose the baby.. or should i stay.. please help me.. if you ask ill tell u what goes on

Answer 1

I don't think you would go to jail, the worst the cops would do is make you go back to your mothers house.

Answer 2

Speak to your doctor about seeing a social worker so you can go to a refuge.

Answer 3

i dont get why you would go to jail for leaving?? try staying with a friend?

Answer 4

First tell me are u married? if so having a baby at 17 yrs is not good for u and for the baby also...what does ur mother do to rise up ur tension? ur bf or ur hubby is ready for this baby?

Answer 5

write your mother a long letter explaing your stress,what your docter said, and how you dont want to lose your babby then just go to a friends house. I wish you luck and hope your babby is a heathy one! lol

Answer 6

have u tried telling ur mum that the stress at home could harm ur baby?why would u go 2 jail?ur pregnant not a criminal,where do u live eg country,state?if u have already explained this 2 ur mum then i would say yes then move out but only if u have somewhere safe 2 go.maybe discuss this with ur mum about ur fear of losing ur baby and that u feel u should move out 2 eliminate the stress,maybe she will come round or maybe help u find somewhere else 2 live.try searching for a community programme that helps young mums,they will help you out free of charge depending on where u live.  

Answer 7

Talk to your mom, tell her that you have a chance of losing your baby, her  grandchild...She will understand or hopefully postponed it

Call Child abuse hotline!

Answer 8

Don't think about all the problem. Ask the doctor if barley tea is ok for you to drink. It has no caffeine. It helps relieve stress and blood flow. That will calm you down a bit. If you really want to have the baby, sit her down and let her know. Let her know that you will be caring for it, getting a job, etc. She is stressed just as you are about having the baby. It may seem that she is yelling at you, but I understand that she is scared because she is not ready for the other responsibilities that will be thrown at her, let alone that she will be a grandma, etc. Most of all, she is worried about your education.

Good luck with your decisions.