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Is Abortion or Adoption Right for Me?
What you choose to do about your unplanned pregnancy is one of the most significant decisions you will ever make. We’re glad you are asking about two of your options: abortion and adoption. Because we want you to make the best choice for your future, let’s look at both options closely. Does Abortion Make It
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What Are the Signs of an Incomplete Abortion?
If you’re considering abortion for your unplanned pregnancy, knowing what to expect is critical. There is always the possibility of an incomplete abortion. Incomplete doesn’t mean the pregnancy wasn’t terminated. Your pregnancy has ended, but pregnancy tissue remains in your uterus after the abortion. You can experience an incomplete abortion with both surgical and medical
3 Things Needed Before Abortion
If you are facing an unplanned pregnancy and considering abortion, there are three vital steps to take first. Start by confirming your pregnancy with a pregnancy test and ultrasound. Then, learn about all your options, including making an adoption plan. Finally, meet with your healthcare provider to discuss your health and the potential physical and
What Are the Different Types of Abortion?
There are two main types of abortion: medical (also known as the “abortion pill”) and surgical. Medical abortion is only FDA-approved if your pregnancy is 10 weeks gestation or under, while surgical abortion is typically performed later in pregnancy. Both types of abortion come with risks, so it’s critical to learn all you can before
How Do I Tell My Parents I’m Pregnant?
Of all the difficult discussions to have with your parents, telling them you’re pregnant has to be the hardest. Not knowing how your parents will react can be scary, but don’t worry. We’re here with you and can help you plan the best way to break the news. The following are a few suggestions. Before
What is a Maternity Home?
Everyone should have safe housing, especially if you are a pregnant woman carrying your child to term. Pregnancy can be a challenging and difficult time if you don’t have a home where you are respected and cared for. Maternity homes provide temporary housing where pregnant women feel supported, loved, and encouraged. How Are Maternity Homes
Love Them Both
I have been working with a couple of maternity homes out here in California that, indeed, like my sign says “Love them both.” One is a home for women, each of whom has chosen to place their child with a loving, adoptive family. (Yes, that’s Lamb of God!) The other takes in women also in