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I'm 15 and my period is 2 weeks late after taking the morning after pill. I took a pregnancy test and it came out as positive. I cant tell my parents and my mum works at the doctors so i dont want to go there either what do I do.
In the uk

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I honestly would talk to your Mother. It’s hard & it’s something you don’t want to do hunny but trust me .. it’s better. She can help you .. she might be mad at first & shocked because her little girl is having a baby but no mother wants her child to go through something big & scary without getting help & comfort from their own mother. Just don’t argue with her tell her you took the morning pill within the time frame but it looks like it failed & now you’re pregnant & you just want to talk to her etc

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At 15, you're going to have to tell someone hunny.  Do you have a close adult you can confide in that can help you through your choices etc?
Have you made a decision as to whether you want to keep the baby or not?
At some point you are going to have to tell your parents...but maybe a close adult friend or relative might be able to help approach them with you.

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You have tell them. You are a child and you need to tell your parents and get the proper care.

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If you go to your local sexual health clinic (try Brook maybe) they will be able to talk to you and give you advice and support. You definitely need to talk to people, the sooner the better so if you don't feel comfortable telling your parents yet then clinic's will be able to speak to you in confidentiality.

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As others have said, it’s definitely best to tell your parents or an adult that you can trust. 
If you don’t want to go to your local gp then there will be a sexual health or GUM clinic near you. It’s a walk in or appointment service normally, but you may want to ring up first in case it’s appointment only at the moment. If you search for a gum clinic on google then it’ll tell you your nearest one. 
You do need support from an adult though, you might find that it makes you feel better letting your parents know.

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I agree I would talk to your mother 
She maybe upset about it on the beginning but will come around 
My 2nd oldest got pregnant at 15 and I’m glad she told me as it did end in a miscarriage for her but she needed the emotional support 
Only other thing I can suggest is there a teen health center or after hours clinic then go there 
But you will have to tell her at some point in time

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Agree, talk to your mother and explain what happened. Once she gets over the shock I'm sure you will be glad you told her

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