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How Abortion Touches Us

When I was 19 years old, my mother sat me down and said, “Sweetheart, there is something I need to tell you.” One in four women will have an abortion by the age of 45.1 In light of this fact, it’s reasonable to expect most people have been touched by abortion and the loss it

Four Things I Learned During My Pregnancy

1. You might not feel like yourself, but it doesn’t last forever!This surprised me. No one told me that I wouldn’t feel like my normal self. I mean, I knew about morning sickness, and those types of things, but this was totally foreign. I felt foreign to myself! If this is you, know that you’re

Fantasy vs. Reality

What an odd topic, am I right? Isn’t it pretty straight forward on what is fantasy and what is reality? When we were young, it was a little difficult to know what was real and what wasn’t. But we have come a long way, haven’t we? We make plans for the future, look into college

What Are the Risks of Abortion?

Depending on the type of abortion, risks can vary. However, anyone contemplating abortion should discuss with their doctor risks that may include: This is not a comprehensive list, and only by seeing a professional and discussing your health history, current medications, the pregnancy’s gestational age, and other specific-to-you factors can you understand all your risks

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Know my status.
Know my options.

KNOW THE FACTS

What Are the Early Pregnancy Symptoms?

Wondering if you might be pregnant? If you’re sexually active and haven’t gone through menopause, there’s a chance you could be pregnant.  Here are the most commonly reported signs of an early pregnancy to consider.  Missed Period Missing your monthly period is a classic sign of pregnancy. But, if your cycles are spotty or irregular,

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

Are you experiencing an unexpected pregnancy? Rates of accidental pregnancies are on the rise, so know you are not alone in this struggle.  Women who don’t wish to continue their pregnancy have options: abortion, adoption, safe surrender, or parenting.  Take a few minutes to explore these options below and see which one suits your situation

How Can I Recover Emotionally After an Abortion?

Abortion is a big decision, and although some women feel relief after the procedure, others struggle emotionally and develop long-term mental health issues.  If you’ve had an abortion and are having difficulty coping, know there is hope. Many resources, including your local pregnancy clinic, have post-abortion recovery services to help you during this journey.  What

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