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I had an abortion

1993 Argentina

I felt very lonely, guilty, trapped and extremely stupid for getting pregnant. I was too young, studying, just broken up with that boyfriend. I carried the guilt and shame for over 20 years, didn't talk about till now in my 40s, have suffered depression because I couldn't deal with it. I wish these pills or information had been available to me. I wouldn't have suffered so much. It is only now that I realise how often women go through it, how it is my right and my choice. I don't regret my abortion at all. Now I have an education, degrees, a job and a beautiful family.

It was an illegal clinic but at least there were proper doctors performing it. I had no complications but huge emotional scars.

Påverkade olagligheten i din abort dina känslor?

Yes. Of course, my guilt was unbearable. I felt like a criminal and had no way to share my burden.

Hur reagerade andra på din abort?

I didn't really talk about it at the time. Both of my closest friends were supportive. Both were medical students. Another friend was against it and preached on on.

katrina nicole

the only time i look back is to say thank god

Jillybean

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Jéssica

RELATO DE UM ABORTO BEM SUCEDIDO DE UMA MULHER SEM NOME:
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Fabiola Moreno

I had an abortion when I was 16 years old.

britta

Something that has carried with me ever since.

Bree

It was the right decision just hard than i thought it would to deal with

Eva Paradise

Aborté. Fue un alivio. Nunca me arrepentí. Hoy tengo dos hijos y puedo criarlos…

serenity

DECISIONES!!

Francis

Una decisión consciente de vida

Frida Ku

La experiencia que me cambio.

Frances

Feeling like myself again

Ma N

Y fue un proceso duro física y emocionalmente.

Butterfly

Bylam za granica kiedy postanowilam zrobic pierwszy test ciazowy. Okres…

Iolanda

Ser solidária com quem abortou e defender a descriminalização jamais me fez…

Ale

Muy difícil decisión

Emily

It isn't and shouldn't be as taboo as it is made out to be.