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Birth control

So I just found that I am pregnant today and I am on birth control. I'm not sure how that can happen. Help
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The pill can give some people a false sense of security that they can't get pregnant, most of the pills just block or lower hormone release. Not make it impossible for a fertilized egg to stay attatched to the uteran wall.
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No birth control is 100% effective, no condom is 100% effective... Even having your tubes tied or men getting cut isn't 100% effective. It's always possible! Especially if you're on the pill.
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My little boy is two tomorrow. I was unsure whether to carry on or not. but a few weeks past and that feeling went I'm now looking forward to having two. My step mum said your love doesn't half to accommodate both it doubles that helped me a lot.
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Thank you guys very much. I'm just really scared. I have an 11 month old certainly so I'm really scared having 2 kids on 2.
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I'm on my second pregnancy because of the pill. I'm going to get the implant after. My midwife said it won't cause any harm to the baby but to stop taking it when you find out.
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