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Re: -ive hpts but ? still pg, no insurance - please help me :(

From: Sandy (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 24 Feb 2003 14:43:46 -0600 (CST)

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At Mon, 24 Feb 2003, claire wrote: >
>My finace and I have been using the withdrawl method for about 7 months
>since stopping BCP. He has never cum inside me but there have been
>several occasions where it has been at around my vagina. I am now 2
>weeks late for my period, and have never been this late or missed one in
>my life (sometimes 1 or2 days late thats all). I do feel sick on
>occasion (woke me up last night), no other signs of pg. I have now done
>4 hpts, the last being with AM urine 2 days ago - all -ive....
>Am I crazy to still be worried about being pg?
>
>Where can I get a blood pg test as I dont have a Dr or insurance, any
>idea how much this would cost?
>
>Planned Parenthood doesn't do it, neither does the Dept of Health I did
>contact a family dr who quoted $300 for the visit and test - is it worth
>paying that based on how likely it is that I am pg?
>
>BTW I forgot to add that no, I have not been under any extra stress this
>month, I am not taking any meds. Also the only other sypmtoms I have
>are backpain and a wierd fluttering feeling in my stomach (??).
>
>I am scared that if I leave it too long and then find out I AM pg it
>will be too late to decide what to do.....

I would not spend $300 for a blood test. I would just take whatever Planned Parenthood offers, and not be concerned about it being "too late" to decide what to do. It is almost never too late in this land of "partial birth abortions". Why have you given up the pill to use the withdrawal method if you don't want to get pregnant???

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