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I’m Afraid of How My Partner Will React to My Unplanned Pregnancy
Fear can be a natural response to an unexpected pregnancy. You worry about what others will think, especially your partner. It’s understandable if you feel like your world and future have been turned upside down. If your relationship with your partner is already on shaky ground, you may fear that telling him will only make
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I’m Afraid of How My Partner Will React to My Unplanned Pregnancy
Fear can be a natural response to an unexpected pregnancy. You worry about what others will think, especially your partner. It’s understandable if you feel like your world and future have been turned upside down. If your relationship with your partner is already on shaky ground, you may fear that telling him will only make
What Do I Need to Know if I Am Pregnant in High School?
High school should be a time for friends, fun school events, and, of course, studying. But discovering you’re unexpectedly pregnant is a whole other ballgame. We imagine you were shocked to see the positive pregnancy test. Although you may feel your life is ruined forever, it isn’t. You still have a bright and wonderful future
I Don’t Want to Be Pregnant. Is Abortion My Only Option?
We’re glad you’re asking this question. No, abortion isn’t your only option, but choosing to end your pregnancy can only happen through abortion. Often, when a woman discovers she’s unexpectedly pregnant, her first thought may be to have an abortion. She’s afraid of what others might think, how disappointed and angry her parents will be,
What Are the Mental Health Effects of Abortion?
Every woman’s abortion experience is personal and unique. For some women, they feel immediate relief, but for others, grief and sadness fall on them within days or weeks. The truth is, abortion can cause harmful mental health issues for some women. Getting mental health care is essential after an abortion, no matter how you feel.
What Do I Need to Know if I Am Pregnant in College?
College. A time when you study hard, build new friendships, and look toward your future. Most likely, an unexpected pregnancy wasn’t part of those plans. Right now, you may be feeling confused, isolated, and even frightened. Not only does pregnancy, with symptoms like fatigue and nausea, make it harder to study, but you also worry
I’m Pregnant, and My Partner is Abusive
First of all, you must understand that no one has the right to abuse you physically, emotionally, or sexually. You are worthy of respect, love, and care. Lamb of God Maternity Home offers a safe, supportive, and peaceful environment to determine your next step. For immediate help, please contact the Domestic Abuse Hotline at (800)