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How Does Abortion End My Pregnancy?

If you are experiencing an unplanned pregnancy, you may be considering abortion and wondering how it works. There are two different types of abortion, medical and surgical, but both terminate a pregnancy. Before choosing abortion, you must understand how both types of abortion work as well as what risks are associated with the procedures so

Are There More Options Than Abortion?

Facing an unplanned pregnancy can feel like an impossible situation to overcome, and it’s natural to wonder what to do next. You may feel like abortion is your only choice, especially if the circumstances around your pregnancy are challenging or uncertain. However, before making a decision to terminate your pregnancy, it’s important to take time

Navigating Pressure from Family and Friends When Considering Abortion

Finding out you’re facing an unexpected pregnancy comes with various challenges, one of which is hearing the opinions of those closest to you. You may already be struggling with your pregnancy decision, and you may feel that talking with friends and family about it will make it more difficult. However, you might be surprised at

I’ve Already Had An Abortion and Don’t Want Another One. What Are My Options?

Whether you experienced negative health effects from your last abortion or you just simply don’t want another one, you should know that there are a variety of other options when facing an unexpected pregnancy.  Continue reading to learn more about adoption, parenting, and temporary assistance so you can make an informed decision. Adoption Maybe you

I Don’t Want to Be Pregnant. Is Abortion My Only Option?

As you face the reality of an unplanned pregnancy, you may be afraid, anxious, or confused.  Maybe you don’t even know where to begin as you sort through your feelings and navigate your pregnancy decision.  While it may seem that abortion will allow your life to return to what it used to be, abortion is

Why Talk To Us About Abortion?

If you’re facing an unplanned pregnancy, you may feel like abortion is your only option.  Before making your final decision, it’s important to consider the physical and mental health risks of an abortion.  Because each woman’s pregnancy is different, it is essential to be evaluated individually to determine the best options for your health and

Is Abortion for Me?

Understanding the different types of abortion, along with the risks, is important so you can make an informed decision.

What is Adoption Like?

When considering adoption there is a broad spectrum of adoptions available, including open, semi-open, or closed adoption.

Are You Ready to Parent?

Deciding to parent is not an easy decision and it comes with great responsibility. There are many parenting resources and support available if you decide to go this route.

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What’s the Difference Between a Medical Abortion and a Surgical Abortion?

Discovering an unexpected pregnancy can leave you with more questions than answers, especially if you are weighing abortion.  There are two types of abortion: a medical abortion and a surgical abortion, and while both end a pregnancy, they rely on different methods, apply at different stages, and carry their own risks.  Learning the facts and

Can Adoption Really Be an Option If I Don’t Feel Ready to Parent?

If you’re facing an unplanned pregnancy and the thought of becoming a parent feels far out of reach, you are not alone.  Many women in your shoes wonder if adoption is really a viable path forward, and the honest answer is that adoption is a loving, real option when you want a good future for

What Can I Do If My Partner Is Pregnant, But I Don’t Want to Be a Parent?

Finding out your partner is unexpectedly pregnant can stir up a wide range of emotions. After the initial shock wears off, you may find yourself wrestling with fear, uncertainty, or even guilt about what this could mean for your future. While the final pregnancy decision legally rests with your partner, your feelings still matter, and