Is Abortion or Adoption Right for Me?

Does the thought of having a baby in nine months (or less) make your hands start to sweat? Maybe you just don’t feel ready.

But you just discovered that you are pregnant. 

Now you are weighing the options between abortion and adoption. 

Here are a couple of things to consider when making your decision:

Do You Have Health Concerns?

You should know that both the abortion pill and surgical abortion have resulted in complications for many women. Some of the ...read more

What Are The Signs of an Incomplete Abortion? 

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If you are considering an abortion, it is important to learn about all the associated risks beforehand. 

One of the more common complications of abortion is an incomplete abortion. 

What is an Incomplete Abortion?

Sometimes an abortion doesn’t remove all the parts of the baby or placenta. When there are remaining parts of a pregnancy inside a womb it is called an incomplete abortion.

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What Are The Mental Health Effects Of Abortion?

Many women struggle mentally and emotionally after having an abortion, but few talk about it. Most assume that others in their circle will not understand. 

But if you have had an abortion, it is important to let yourself walk through the emotions you are wrestling with. It is important to process it with others who can help you see that you are not alone. There is hope for healing after an abortion.

Is It Common to Have Mental Health Effects From Abortion? 

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What are the Side Effects From the Abortion Pill?

If you are looking into the option of an abortion, it may seem convenient, but it comes with its own side effects like any other medical procedure.  Read the rest of this article so you can make a more informed decision about your pregnancy. 

How Does the Abortion Pill Work?

What Are the Risks of Ordering the Abortion Pill Online?

When facing an unexpected pregnancy, many women choose to terminate it with as much privacy as possible, so they get an abortion pill prescription online after a telehealth visit and perform the procedure in their own homes. The FDA has only approved this method up to 70 days or less since the first day of a woman’s last menstrual period.

How Do You Order the Abortion Pill Online?

What Are the Risks of the Abortion Pill?

Like other medications, the abortion pill comes with a number of serious risks. These risks include pelvic inflammatory disease, sepsis, and incomplete abortion.  You deserve to be aware of the possible risks before choosing the abortion pill.

What Is the Abortion Pill?

What is a Medical Abortion? 

A medical abortion, the process of ending a pregnancy via pharmaceuticals, is often considered the safest and easiest way to have an abortion. However, there are still a lot of side effects and risks you should be aware of before you can confidently make a decision about your unplanned pregnancy. 

How is a Medical Abortion Performed?

What Is the Abortion Pill?

The abortion pill method is a series of two different drugs that work to end and expel a pregnancy. If you are considering a medication abortion, it’s important to remember that it is only FDA-approved up to 10 weeks gestational age.

Short-Term Side Effects of Abortion

What’s the Difference Between the Abortion Pill and Plan B?

Are you facing an unplanned pregnancy and researching your options? It can be confusing to understand the difference between the Abortion Pill and Plan B. Essentially, Plan B works to prevent pregnancy within a narrow time window after sex. You take the abortion pill to terminate an existing pregnancy. Read the rest of the article for a more thorough understanding of how each drug works and what your options are if you’re already pregnant.

How the Abortion Pill Works

3 Things Needed Before Abortion 

Are you about to schedule an appointment for an abortion? Before you do, here are three things you’ll need to do first: Take a pregnancy test, get an ultrasound, and get counseling to fully consider your other options.

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