Thank you. Sorry for putting you through this. One last background question (from me anyway): is the loan money you and your husband borrowed from your in-laws, or money they owe? Assuming it is what you borrowed, would you dare approach them for a smaller amount each month?
The dilemma becomes more clear as you write about your marriage, your culture, and your childhood. I can see how you want the best for any and all children you may have.
I had an abortion and had my tubes tied. I never had children. My childhood had a lot to do with my decision. As I look back, I sometimes wish this and that but overall am content with what I did. Few of us go through life without regret, but the key is to know when we are having opposing thoughts and weigh them over the course of time.
If you abort you may wonder who that child would have been, and if you have the child you may struggle and worry about recreating your childhood for two children of your own.
My advice is just another question: if today were the day (pretend it is) that you have to abort or it's too late, what is your answer? Can you pretend it is, because that day will come? Give yourself the answer, and be aware in that moment how you feel. Do you feel relief or regret? And can you talk about that moment here?