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Old 01-15-2009, 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted by aephi alum View Post
I would have had to carry the pregnancy to term and then either place the child for adoption or wave bye-bye to a college education and a career.
not true at all...

i have had several classmates who had children at 14-16. (i live in richmond, what can i say?) ALL of them have gone to college, gotten married, and had a career. now, some states have programs that allow these mothers to take their kids to high school with them, and ours was a test school for that program. maybe thats why they succeeded, and maybe the lack of that program is why a lot of girls dont have the chance to succeed, but by no means is a baby at 15 a definate college/career killer...
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