[seanymph]

Had a patient come in last night who was contracting and is 13 yrs old and her mom is pregnant too!

[traumaRUs]

Yikes!!!!!

[Chad_KY_SRNA]

I agree YIKES! The sad thing is I believe it.

[zambezi]

Triple Yikes! Please tell me the 13 year olds mother was not under 30....

[SmilingBluEyes]

had a 15 year old whose mom was pg, also. they both thought is was so "fuuuuun" to be pg at the same time. this was last friday.

ick.

[Spidey's mom]

On the flip side . . . . I have a friend who was married at 20 and got preggers a couple of years later. At the same time her mom, who thought she was going through menopause found out she was preggers too. They both had boys who attended the same schools and graduated together. One was the uncle and one was the nephew.

That is alot better take and the mom and daughter being pregnant at the same time story.

steph

[rjflyn]

The sad thing is I can spot these type family situations a mile away.
Rj

[nekhismom]

sad, sad, sad.

[KibbsRNstudent]

Originally Posted by stevielynn

On the flip side . . . . I have a friend who was married at 20 and got preggers a couple of years later. At the same time her mom, who thought she was going through menopause found out she was preggers too. They both had boys who attended the same schools and graduated together. One was the uncle and one was the nephew.

That is alot better take and the mom and daughter being pregnant at the same time story.

steph

My dad was a young dad but not me.(i am not an old mom but I was no kid either) My dad did get married again after my mom and his wife is only 10 yrs older than me. I had my first child at age 27. One of my brothers is 5 (DOB 9/10/98) and my son is 4 (DOB 9/9/99) My son and his uncle are 1 day less than a year apart. My step-mother had the gall to tell me that my brother(the 5 yr old) can tell my son what to do and my son has to listen just because he is the uncle. I told her she was ridiculous and that kind of respect would apply if there was a reasonable age difference but certainly not in this case!

[cabbage patch rn]

Hi I'm new. Just wanted to say that this is soooo commmon where I work, actually in our area (rural south). It is so very sad, makes me very nervous for what the future holds for my own children. Do you think it's more of a demographic problem, or a socio-economic one? Just curious to know what your thoughts are.