This possibly may not be the right place to post... I’m not sure and really need advice.
I posted recently about my smear, I didn’t receive the results in the post but did get a text about a hospital appointment, made appointment for colposcopy although nobody could really tell me why. Posted here and had some really great advice and reassurance.
On Monday, I started to worry that my period may coincide with my appointment. Did some quick maths and realised I was very late so I took a test (3!) on Tuesday and I am pregnant. On Wednesday I went to the GP and asked for advice on a termination, he referred me for a medical termination as I’m around 7 weeks. I asked if I should go ahead with colposcopy and he said yes, the changes to my cells are classified as ‘severe’ hence the reason for the immediate referral (I didn’t know it was urgent as I hadn’t received results and never before had an abnormal smear). Got to the appointment today and was told the cells are pre-cancerous (perhaps GP thought I knew this?!) and I could not have a biopsy or treatment during pregnancy. So it seemed pointless to go ahead with colposcopy today, I was advised to get in touch after my termination to go ahead and was also given advice on how to proceed if I go ahead with pregnancy.
I think this is where I run into trouble. I have teenage children, I was very young when I had them and have always known I don’t want more. I’ve brought them up on my own and worked hard, we’ve had tough times. I was married to a very abusive man but I’m proud of where we are and the unit we have built. I have also always been pro-choice, I don’t have any moral objections to abortion but now that it’s my body and my lump of cells, I’m struggling. I know there is a heart beat. I know things are developing and I ‘feel’ pregnant. I realistically cannot have a baby and don’t want to. But it isn’t as straight forward and clinical as perhaps I thought it would be.
I also want to sort my health issues now, I want to be healthy for my actual living breathing children. I have the implant, I never expected this and am honestly such a mess.