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If you’re thinking about abortion, you might wonder why an ultrasound would be recommended first. It’s a common question, and understanding the medical reasons behind this step can help you move forward with clearer information. Affirm Women’s Health offers no-cost pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, and confidential consultations, giving you a private place to learn more about

The holiday season is one of the most stressful times of the year. Many people deal with anxiety and depression at this time. Add an unexpected pregnancy, and you have even more reason to feel overwhelmed.  Whether you enjoy time with family during the holidays or you dread the possibility, you are in control of

If you’re considering or have started a medical abortion (the abortion pill), it’s important to know what to expect. Vaginal bleeding and passing blood clots are part of the process, but how much is too much? Understanding the difference between normal and excessive bleeding is key to protecting your health. If you haven’t confirmed the

First, it’s vital to understand what a medical abortion is. A medical abortion is also known as a chemical and medication abortion, but its more familiar name is the abortion pill. However, you don’t take just one pill. It’s two powerful drugs that end a pregnancy. There are some facts about the abortion pill that

Although it seems unbelievable, a late period and a positive pregnancy test may not be enough information to determine if you are actually pregnant. Over one in four pregnancies end in a miscarriage, and it’s possible to get a positive pregnancy test days or even weeks after miscarrying. An ultrasound determines whether your pregnancy is

You are not alone if you currently struggle with mental health issues. Experts estimate one in five American adults wrestles with the problem. For some, it can become so serious that they cannot complete daily tasks. If you struggle with severe mental illness, please contact the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) for support. Does

You weren’t expecting the pregnancy test to be positive when you took it. But now that you know the result, you have a big decision. Having an abortion is a serious medical procedure, whether you choose a chemical or surgical route. Confirm your pregnancy first, then learn as much as possible about each method. At

If you’re facing an unexpected pregnancy, you deserve compassion, support, and above all, the freedom to make your own choice. No one—whether they’re friends, family, or anyone else—should ever make you feel pressured into making a pregnancy decision you’re not comfortable with.  In fact, your mental and emotional health depends heavily on making a choice