Reddit mentions of The Single Woman's Guide to a Happy Pregnancy, 2010 Edition

I know that feel. I didn't have the exact same experience but something similar. It's cliche but the saying 'time heals all wounds' does apply. Although you may feel overwhelmed now, you have some AMAZING joys/life experiences ahead of you. If he chooses not to participate, that's his life choice and not something you can control. Focus on what you can do to make life easier for you and your little bump.

Being pregnant and doing this on your own can also be a good thing. Getting pregnant and finding out I was on my own really motivated me to finish my masters degree. I needed to support not just myself but my family now. I got into Columbia University, gave birth the second week of my first semester and finished my MS with nearly straight As and a 2 year old. It wasn't easy, but it was an amazing experience and I think I really value my education and my daughter more because I did it on my own. You find out how strong you are and you can really take pride in that. You should be proud of yourself already, play pens are still hard for me to set up!


Also, this book helped me a lot: http://www.amazon.com/Single-Womans-Guide-Pregnancy-Edition/dp/1451502737/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1372568263&sr=8-1&keywords=single+guide+happy+pregnancy