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Mother's advice: Continue school despite teen pregnancy

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<div class="embed-wrap"><figure data-feedback="fb:likes,fb:comments"><img src=" http://sa.kapamilya.com/absnews/abscbnnews/media/2017/life/02/07/mother-2.jpg"/><figcaption><div class="embed-desc">Janice Cadiao, 32, once a teenage mom herself, became a grandmother when her 15-year-old daughter &quot;Anna&quot; gave birth. However, Janice is pushing Anna to pursue her studies.</div></figcaption></figure></div><p>MANILA -- Janice Cadiao is no stranger to stories of teenage pregnancies. </p><p>She herself is a third generation teenage mom to her young daughter, “Ana” (not her real name). But when she found out 15-year-old “Ana” was pregnant, it was as if she was reliving her own struggles.</p><p>At 32, Janice became a grandmother. The birth of her granddaughter changed everything, but not her plans for “Ana.” </p><p>Fearing that her daughter is treading the very path that made their life challenging, she pushes “Ana” to continue her schooling, despite the stigma she is likely to experience sooner or later.</p><p>Watch the story of these two mothers in the next episode of &quot;Mukha&quot; on Wednesday, 6 P.M. only on ANC.</p>

<p>Janice Cadiao is no stranger to stories of teenage pregnancies. She herself is a third generation teenage mom to her young daughter, 'Ana.' But when she found out 15-year-old 'Ana' was pregnant, it was as if she was reliving her own struggles.</p>

Janice Cadiao is no stranger to stories of teenage pregnancies. She herself is a third generation teenage mom to her young daughter, 'Ana.' But when she found out 15-year-old 'Ana' was pregnant, it was as if she was reliving her own struggles.