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    The Pregnancy Project: A Memoir I really think the film was interesting. It gives a lot of moral lessons especially to the college girls; those who have no idea what it’s like being a teenage mom and yet willing to take the risk. The film is very powerful‚ to think that it was based on true story. Gaby Rodriguez‚ the main character in the story who pretended to be pregnant for her project‚ was smart and brave enough to think of something really interesting and then do it. Based on the movie‚ pretending

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    Mental disorders are believed to start even before birth. According to the article I read‚ studies show that if a women has influenza during pregnancy‚ her child is three times for likely to have a mental illness such as schizophrenia. People having schizophrenia may be dysfunctional and deviant due to their delusions and the disordered thinking they may have. Studies also show that undernourished mothers tend of have kids with mania and depression. This depression can cause people to be a danger

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    teen pregnancy prevention

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    Prevention Program Teen pregnancy is on a continuous rise in the United States because teenagers are having sexual relations at younger ages. This is an epidemic leading to young people losing out on many positive chances to better their lives such as; finishing school‚ having a stable financial plan‚ and the ability to be emotionally and mentally healthy. Many teenagers aren’t using rational thinking when they are presented with the opportunity to interact with others sexually‚ the consequences

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    Abortion: Pro-life or Pro-choice? Abortion is the most controversial and most discussed issues that our country is facing now. Abortion is the execution of pregnancy where the uterus of a fetus is removed. It is an intentional violent act that kills an unborn baby. Good and bad status of abortion still is not clear. Are you a pro-life or a pro-choice? First‚ Pro-life is someone who is against abortion. Pro-lifers say that abortion is immoral and only God can tell who can live or die. Pro-choice

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    treating her normal shows her audience a logos perspective and claiming that she loves her daughter and wouldn’t trade anything about her for the world. Patricia also discusses that because of the disease‚ Down syndrome‚ some studies show 80-90% of pregnancies can be termined while pregnant. Overall the attitude toward the article seems very rude and harsh‚ I can completely understand why she seems this way throughout her entire article. This attitude helps her readers get the point and feel what her

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    Reality TV shows make teenage girls think that it is okay to get pregnant‚ not get a high school diploma‚ and act like whores. Some TV shows even try to show a good side of getting pregnant. In my opinion girls need to graduate high school and not worry about a baby. Teenage girls watch a lot of shows that make it seem okay to get pregnant. Shows like Teen Mom‚ 16 & pregnant‚ and The Secret Life of an American Teenager are shows that portray sex. In Teen Mom they like to show all of the parents

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    Ectopic Pregnancy and Age

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    Ectopic Pregnancy and Age My topic is the risks of ectopic pregnancy and whether it’s more common to occur in women over the age of 40. I chose this topic because there was a lot of available literature and studies to support what I have researched. I also have a high interest in pregnancy and the risks that it involves. I have researched many factors of this topic including risks‚ causes‚ age and probability of age and effects. Library Catalogue – University of Otago Library Catalogue “Ectopic

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    English 111.190 14 Nov. 2012 Essay # 3 Teen Pregnancy and Sexually Transmitted Infections By examining the song “S.E.X” by a popular song artist named Lyfe Jennings I saw the topic of teenage sex discussed in popular culture’s music. The lyrics are expressing how sex can be lead and how most men take advantage of young women just to have sex. Lyfe Jennings song “S.E.X” sends a message to our young society that just because you think you’re in love doesn’t mean you have to give up your innocents

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    Educating Youth on Teen Pregnancy and Sexually Transmitted Disease Prevention In today’s society it seems that sex education is still a taboo subject amongst youth. The lack of education contributes to the high rate of teen pregnancy and STD rate ("Planned Parenthood Action Center"‚ 2012). Teens in the United States have the highest rate of teenage pregnancy in the world ("Planned Parenthood Action Center"‚ 2012). With the amount of technology and resources readily available this should not

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    Controversial essay on Surrogate Mothers – Ethical or Non-Ethical. Surrogacy and IVF are arrangements through which an infertile couple can acquire a child by involving another woman to carry the pregnancy to the term and hand over the child to the childless couple after delivery. Traditionally the surrogate mother is usually a close relative who is looked after and taken care of and there is no financial obligation involved. However with the times changing and relatives not readily available

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