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My daughters pregnant and East Dulwich doesn't want to know

Wiizard

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Wiizard

Wiizard

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I am a life long fan of the East Dulwich constituency and read this forum regularly but rarely post. However I have a big problem and I need some help or advice.


My 18 year old daughter sat me and my missus down and told us she was seeing a man from East Dulwich and is pregnant. I won't name names as I assume I am not allowed. The man who she has been seeing has blanked her since she told him she was expecting. He has blocked her off his mobile and we have found that the place he was taking her to was a flat he borrowed and not his home. It turns out he is living with his long term partner and children.


My daughter is on the injection so this is a shock to her and her family. She naturally wants to speak to the babies father to see where she stands but we have no way of contacting him. The town mayor has been contacted about this situation and are no help at all.


I'm at a loss where to go or what to do next.

davidh

davidh

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hahah! what a wonderful and bizarre contribution to the mundanity of our everyday lives. the young lady is apparently "on the injection". what can this mean, except that one injection at least has been effective. surely james barber is the man to sort this out.

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