How I Finished University After Getting Pregnant
Scindy was in her third year of university when she discovered she was pregnant. The news was devastating. She had never pictured herself as a parent — and now she was faced with figuring out how to finish her degree while navigating an unexpected pregnancy.
At first, fear and uncertainty felt overwhelming. But then Scindy connected with Pregnancy Care Centre Toronto, where she found the support she needed to move forward with courage.
Through practical help, encouragement, and community, Scindy discovered she wasn’t alone. The Centre walked with her every step of the way, helping her finish school and prepare for motherhood.
Today, Scindy has not only completed her degree, but she’s also embraced the joy of motherhood.
"I once red this quote that says 'The decisions you make today will determinate the stories you will tell tomorrow.' - I am a living proof of that, I made a decision to keep my son while in university What that did to me, it showed me part of me that I not even knew existed, it really showed me how really strong I can be, and how much of a fighter that I am. "
– Scindy, PCC Client
"It's ok to be afraid, it ok to know what you are going to do, but you can do it. The Pregnancy Care Centre [Toronto], if you are here, they are not going to just leave you half way, they are in this with you all the way."
– Scindy, PCC Client
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“I didn’t know where to turn. That’s pretty much how I ended up coming to the Pregnancy Care Centre. I needed to speak about my emotions and my feelings, what I would do…I really had absolutely no idea.”
