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How Effective Is Abortion Pill Reversal?

If you’ve taken the first abortion pill (mifepristone) and regret your decision, you may be wondering if there’s still time to change your mind. Abortion pill reversal (APR) is a treatment designed to counteract the effects of mifepristone and support the continuation of a pregnancy. If you’re in this situation, timing is critical. Call the Abortion Pill Reversal 24/7 Helpline at 877.558.0333 or start a chat on the APR website. You can also schedule a confidential appointment at Pathways Pregnancy Resource Center in Bristol, TN. Our compassionate team is here to ...read more


Reverse the Effects of the Abortion Pill

Can You Reverse the Effects of the Abortion Pill?

While the abortion process is designed to be permanent, there is a protocol that allows women who have changed their minds to attempt to save the pregnancy. It’s called Abortion Pill Reversal (APR), and is often able to counteract the effects of the first drug—mifepristone—and allow a pregnancy to continue. Keep reading to learn more about how abortion pill reversal works. If you’ve taken the first abortion pill and regret your decision, contact the Abortion Pill Reversal Helpline, available 24/7, to get information right away.

How Does the Abortion Pill Work?

To understand how abortion pill reversal works, you first need to know how the abortion pill ends a pregnancy. A medication (chem ...read more


How Can Sharing Your Story Be a Healing Experience After Abortion?

Many women experience a mix of emotions after an abortion, bouncing back and forth between relief, regret, shame, guilt, and the list can go on and on. Confusingly, those feelings can shift even more over time. If you’re currently riding the waves of emotional change after an abortion, you may wonder if recovery is possible. One way to support recovery is by sharing your story. Whether through writing or conversation, expressing your experiences can play a crucial role in emotional healing. Keep reading to understand why.

Why Sharing Can Help

Keeping difficult experiences to yourself can cause stress or make emotions more difficult to process. Talking or writing about what happened can help organize your thoughts and make them easier to understand. Expressing emotions ca ...read more


Giving Yourself Grace: How to Heal After Regretting an Abortion  

Giving Yourself Grace: How to Heal After Regretting an Abortion

Having an abortion is a deeply personal decision. Your reasons and your experience are unique to you. No one can predict how a woman will react after an abortion, but one thing is true–at least some women do feel sadness and regret after an abortion. Take heart; healing is available. At Pathways PRC, you can receive the time and support needed to process your experience and feelings. Make a free, confidential appointment today to talk with a Pathways team member.

Is Abortion Regret a Real Thing?

Although most women report feeling relieved immediately following their abortion, some begin feeling sad or guilty within weeks, months, or even years. If that’s yo ...read more


What can I do if My partner wants an abortion, but I want to keep the baby?

What Can I Do if My Partner Wants an Abortion, But I Want to Keep the Baby?

An unplanned pregnancy can bring up many emotions—and even disagreements. If your partner wants an abortion, but you feel strongly about continuing the pregnancy, it can create tension and confusion about what to do next. First, know this: the final decision is yours.  No one—not your partner, friends, or family—can make this decision for you. You are the one carrying the pregnancy, and your choice will directly impact your body and your future the most. That’s why it’s so essential to make a decision you feel confident and comfortable with, without pressure. If you’re struggling to navigate this situation, schedule a confidential appointment at Pathways Pregnancy Resource Center. We’re here to support ...read more


Why would I choose to place my child for adoption? 

Why Would I Choose to Place My Child for Adoption?

Considering adoption is not an easy decision, and if you're thinking about this path, you're likely weighing your options with concerns. Many women find themselves in unexpected pregnancies and aren't sure what to do next. Choosing to place your child for adoption doesn’t mean you’re giving up. It means you’re thinking about what’s best for you and your baby. It’s a selfless and loving decision that comes from a place of deep thought and compassion. At Pathways Pregnancy Resource Center, we talk with women every day who are facing similar choices. If you're asking yourself why you would choose adoption? Here are some common and very real reasons others have considered this path.

Concern Over Finances

Raising a child can ...read more


Navigating Your Emotions to Find Post-Abortion Healing 

Navigating Your Emotions to Find Post-Abortion Healing

If you’ve had an abortion, you may be feeling many emotions. The important thing is to recognize your emotional needs and take steps toward healing at your own pace. Mental health issues after an abortion are valid. Pathways Pregnancy Resource Center offers post-abortion support in a confidential setting. Our team will help you navigate your healing journey and process your experience. Read on to learn more about healing after an abortion.

Understanding Post-Abortion Emotions

An abortion is an emotional experience. However, you might feel mixed and even confused. These feelings can also change over time. Studies have ...read more


How do I tell my family I'm choosing adoption? 

How Do I Tell My Family I’m Choosing Adoption?

Choosing adoption for your child is a personal and emotional experience. Talking to your family about it can feel intimidating, especially if you’re uncertain about how they’ll respond. If you’re wondering how to begin the conversation, these suggestions may help you approach it with confidence and compassion.

Take Time to Reflect

Before opening up to your family, give yourself space to sort through your emotions and feel secure in your decision. Reminding yourself of the reasons you believe adoption is the best path forward can help you speak with peace and clarity.

Pick the Right Setting

Choose a quiet time and a comfortable place to talk without distractions. A calm environment can help create a more thoughtful and respectful conversation.

Speak Hones ...read more


Why Does an Ultrasound Matter if I’m Considering Abortion?

If you’re considering abortion, you may feel pressured to make a decision quickly. But before taking any steps forward, it’s essential to gather all the facts to protect your health. An ultrasound is a critical first step before making any pregnancy decision—especially abortion—because not every woman is eligible for every abortion option. Read on to learn more about why an ultrasound is critical before seeking an abortion—or contact Pathways Pregnancy Resource Center today to find a safe space to talk.

Why You Need an Ultrasound Before an Abortion

Many women don’t realize that an ultrasound provides key medical details that determine what abortion options (if any) are available to them. Without this critical scan, ...read more


What to Know If You're Considering an Abortion 

What to Know If You’re Considering an Abortion

If you’re thinking about abortion, it’s important to take the time you need to fully understand your options. This is a big decision, and you deserve to be informed and confident in whatever choice you make. With so much conflicting information out there, it can be hard to separate fact from myth—that’s why Pathways Pregnancy Resource Center is here to provide you with the essential information and support you need. Read on to learn more, or contact us today to find a safe space to learn more.

Understanding the Different Types of Abortion

There are two main types of abortion: medical abortion (the abortion pill) and surgical abortion. Understanding how each works and what risks are involved can help you make an informe ...read more


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