Inthedetails
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I agree 100% Inthedetails. But what I took from Keeleydoll's post was that whether she is pregnant or not, she is in danger regardless. Not that the pregnancy didn't matter at all.
Yes, I hear ya.
But I think her pregnancy makes it even more urgent to find her quickly - though, of course, it's important to find any missing child quickly. But in this case, two lives are in danger. Or, if she terminates, her health is at risk from that if they go for a "back alley" approach. I hate to even think of that.
And if she carries the baby to term, will they risk going to the hospital to deliver (where she will be discovered) or will they risk having the baby at home? A 14yo giving a home birth without support....that's a situation to avoid.
Of course I would feel this is an urgent situation if she wasn't pregnant, but I think the pregnancy does magnify the urgency to find her.
And....there is the possibility she isn't pregnant. We don't even know for sure!
jmo