How can I get away from this abuse?

WELL TRY TO GET YOUR SIBLINGS TO MOVE IN WITH YOUR GRANDMOTHER AND YOU MOVE IN WITH YOUR BOY FRIENDS MOM AND TRY TO GET YOUR MOM TO GO TO CHURCH. YOUR NEW FRIEND SHAMEKA.

wow…don’t hold back, tell us how you really feel. lol

Dear willaims09, Your 17….you need to start taking some responsibility for what is happening. It’s sad what you have had to go through but sounds like you are making some very big mistakes of your own. Health clinics are free…take the responsibility to see a doctor there. Speaking with a school counsellor is also free. Go to social services and children’s services. Both places are equiped to help you immediately. Sue…good luck

You MAY be 4 months pregnant? You mean to tell me that in the last 4 months, no one, not even this woman is the best thing since sliced bread has been able to cough up 26 dollars to get you tested? You can get a regular old urine pregnancy test at the grocery store for $10.99!! If you may possibly be carrying this baby going on four months and not one person has been able to help you find out–you are missing out on prenatal time with doctors and exams and everything. So I don’t know what your boyfriend’s mother really is all about–if she cared as much as you say she does, she would have gotten her grandchild medical attention by now!

At your age, you should also have found your own way to come up with the cash for your pregnancy test. Time to grow up and start dealing with stuff head on instead of waiting for someone to do it for you. Go get a pregnancy test if you have to take the money out of your mom’s purse and leave her an I.O.U in it’s place. Get tested, find out if you’re pregnant and start making plans to adopt this kid out to people who will care and love for it and provide for it in a way that you obviously can’t and won’t.

And if you have a savior willing to offer you food and shelter, even if she is a bit batty for not determining your pregnancy, get out and away from your mom. Get on birth control. My God, woman, do something proavtive to determine that you’re not going to end up just another sad statsitic representing what’s wrong with America’s youth.

And call your county court to ask about what the requirements are to get emancipated. If your mom’s calling you in as a runaway whenever you walk down the street, then she probably ins’t going to hang with the news of you moving out.