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Discovering that you are pregnant can be overwhelming and you probably have many questions. At LifeLine Pregnancy Center, we can provide fact-based, medically-sound information to help you make an informed decision when it comes to your pregnancy options.

Whether you are exploring becoming a parent, making an adoption plan or choosing an abortion, we have reliable information to share and understanding Client Advocates to help you explore your options.

In addition to information about pregnancy and various pregnancy options, LifeLine also offers its BrightCourse© program that provides lessons on all stages of pregnancy, birth, the post-partum period, caring for a newborn, infancy, toddlerhood and beyond.

Classes are also available regarding relationships, sexual health, co-parenting, as well as healing from abuse, miscarriage or still-birth.

For men, we also offer classes specific to fatherhood, as well as our Doctor Dad© workshop program to help men prepare to become dads.

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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