Told my Mum. . . Need some advice??

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So basicly, yesterday I got the courage to tell my mum about my pregnancy and it couldn't of gone worse!!!! I told her and she just stood there and the first thing that came out of her mouth were "Ok then, when are you getting rid of it" Like she automaticly assumed I wasn't keeping the baby. After I told her that I was she starting yelling and screaming at me and kept going on about how my life is over and that I'm going to end up single and alone stuck in a dead end job with no qualifications.

How can I make her see that my life isn't over and that it's just begining! And that if I thaught that I couldn't achieve everything I wanted then I wouldn't be having the baby!!
 
Hello hun,
Just be head strong and prove that you'll be a fabulous mum, she'll come round eventually you just need to be strong for you and your baby sweetheart :) xx
 
Best thing to do is show her. Prove her wrong hun. Lot's of parishioner automatically assume our lives are over. But only we can determine what's going to happen :)
 
She's just in shock my mum was like that but she was really supportive when she got used to the idea
 
Oh not the best reaction though, but i know alot of friends who have had the same reaction from parents and they've always come around in the end...

How far along are you and how old are you? Are you from the UK? x
 
"Oh not the best reaction though, but i know alot of friends who have had the same reaction from parents and they've always come around in the end...

How far along are you and how old are you? Are you from the UK? x"

I'm 17 and 9 weeks pregnant and yes I live in The UK xoxo
 
:hugs: parents usually come around.
Congratulations! I'm Lisa, 20, married and 31+1 with a little boy. Our daughter will be three in June.
 
I was 16, and after I told my parents, I immediately packed my things and stayed at a friends for a few days. Once I got back they had gotten used to the idea and were a bit more supportive. Just give her some time. She'll come around. :hugs:
 
when I told my mum I was pretty much in the same situation as you, had suffered a miscarriage a little while before, was 17 and she was not happy but she soon came around to it and got excited about my little girl, she loves mydaughter to bits :) pm me if you like xx
 

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