Pregnancy Stories

Reading St. Patrick's Parade first will help in understanding Allie's Story. It is her side of what happened.

Just married, a soldier and his young bride move in with his older brother. One month later the soldier is sent to war in Afghanistan. The older brother promises, "I'll take care of ALL her needs while you're gone." He keeps his promise, and even helps the young couple start a family.

Will I have to tell my husband, or will I get away with it?

What happens when six foot pluss a whole lot of inches yankee married into a West Virginia Appalachian family way up in the hills where the coal mines ran out of coal years ago? If you can't figure it out by your own self, read the true to life account of what really happens up there. (In my imagination, anyways.)

Facing pregnancy during my junior year led to my parents kicking me out. With Pete, my now-husband, I tackled parenthood and online classes, graduating despite the chaos. Balancing a steady job and preparing for college, I’ve now secured a temporary role at The Extreme Bound Artistry’s gallery. The pay is good, but the job's stringent conditions unsettle me. Still, I’m determined to embrace this new opportunity and build a better future.

The city is rotten, an overrun cesspool of corporate greed and human rights violations at the hands of those too rich and powerful to be stopped... but their corruption has spawn, the vile and throbbing embodied mass of karma, crawling voraciously like an abandoned freight train of "I don't know what." But really, it's a beautiful story about a desperate mother willing to do anything just to have a life with her son in a world that knows little of happy endings.

Feminism continues its gains and goes too far -- a third of men are stripped of the right to vote because they are guilty of sexual harassment. A coup d'etat with moderate aims deposes President Chelsea Clinton, but it turns out that nothing satisfies angry men but the right to rape any woman they want.