I’m completely new to the community/first post and am desperate for some advice. I’ve found out that I am pregnant (around 6 weeks), but during time I have (unknowingly re my pregnancy) consumed alcohol, smoked as I normally would along with 5 or 6 separate occasions taken cocaine (around 1 gram each time). The pregnancy has taken me completely surprise and my initial reaction was one of dread, breaking down in tears and complete panic. I am in a long term relationship with my boyfriend (7 years) and we have known for around a week. Although like me he was shocked, he has said he’ll support my decision either way. After a few days of talking things through I decided that factors such as my recreational activities will have had too much of an impact to not affect my baby, and that the idea of this is too much for me to bare, with termination seeming the right thing to do. However, since booking my termination (due to take place tomorrow) I have been having second thoughts as to whether I can go through with it/be able to live with myself? But the risk to my unborn child keeps swaying me between head and heart. We hadn’t planned on having a baby any time soon, but had agreed that we both one day wanted children. In terms of our living situation, we brought our first home 5 years ago and have worked hard to renovate it, with a view to to buy somewhere bigger in a year or so. However the current covid situation is also a factor in our decision, with my partner currently furloughed, and my own job uncertain working within the construction industry. I really would appreciate some advice, any thoughts, as I’m just in such a state trying to rationalise everything. Ultimately it’s the risk I may have done to my child through the aforementioned that really is playing on mind as to whether it’s right to keep the baby and living with the potential impact this has had during the early weeks of pregnancy. Thanks in advance to anyone willing to share their thoughts, please don’t judge too much as I’m already in pieces beating myself up.