“You have been with me on this journey. I am so grateful for you. You gave me support and that turned into hope.”
— Anonymous, LifeLine Client
“You have been with me on this journey. I am so grateful for you. You gave me support and that turned into hope.”
— Anonymous, LifeLine Client
An unexpected pregnancy is heavy news to carry at any age. When you are a teenager still living at home, one question tends to crowd out all the others: What are my parents going to say? That worry makes sense, and a little preparation can lower the pressure. Below are several ways to approach the
An unexpected pregnancy brings enough questions on its own. Adding a possible sexually transmitted disease (STI) to the list can feel like more than you can handle. However, knowing your STI status is essential because it affects your health today and your ability to grow a family later. Sexually transmitted infections or diseases spread easily
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
