Sharing Your Heart: How to Talk with Your Family When Considering Abortion
Talking with your family about an unexpected pregnancy isn’t always easy. You may be worried about disappointing them, facing criticism,…
Talking with your family about an unexpected pregnancy isn’t always easy. You may be worried about disappointing them, facing criticism,…
If you’re in the first trimester of your pregnancy, you may be considering the abortion pill, also called a chemical…
For many women, the first thought after a positive pregnancy test isn’t, “I want an abortion.” It’s, “I can’t do…
If you are facing an unexpected pregnancy, you have three options: abortion, adoption, or parenthood. Abortion is not your only…
If your parents are pressuring you to have an abortion when it’s not what you want, it’s important to understand…
If you’re considering a medical abortion (also known as the abortion pill method), this is an important question to ask….
An online or at-home abortion is also known as the abortion pill regimen. It involves two drugs, mifepristone and misoprostol,…
When someone you care about is strongly encouraging or pressuring you toward a specific pregnancy decision, it can feel confusing,…
Finding out you’re unexpectedly pregnant can bring a wave of emotions: fear, confusion, uncertainty, or even numbness. If abortion is…
An unexpected pregnancy can also bring unexpected emotions: excitement, confusion, hopefulness, and even embarrassment and shame. Some women feel the…