It found that in 9 percent to 19 percent of pregnancies, the woman “wasn’t sure” what she wanted at the time. “It was one of those weird moments where I know if we were actually trying and it was something we really wanted and were really hoping for, I would have been really excited,” she said. “Had I not gotten pregnant that month specifically, I probably would have told my husband: ‘I can’t do this. When Carly Tuggle, 19, found out she was pregnant, “I was really surprised and I didn’t quite know how to feel about it,” she said. The new evidence, she said, shows the importance of providing continuous medical care to women of reproductive age, not just when they’re pregnant.

Source: bd News24 February 15, 2019 18:45 UTC