If you are pregnant, leaning towards abortion, but want to share the decision with your family, it can be a sensitive topic. Choosing the outcome of your pregnancy is a very personal decision, and you may be wary of feeling pressured towards a certain result. Keep reading for suggestions on confidently navigating this conversation as
Deciding whether to continue a pregnancy or pursue an abortion can be an overwhelming experience for an individual. A strong support system can provide emotional and practical assistance as you navigate this difficult time. The people around you can make a significant impact on how you approach this decision. Here’s why having the proper support
Pregnancy is an emotional roller-coaster. Maybe you are excited about the news, or perhaps it’s the last thing you expected—or maybe you’re feeling somewhere in between. No matter how you’re feeling, it’s understandable, and learning more about the potential mental health challenges you might face can empower her to be better prepared. This article will
Other than abstinence, no contraception is 100% effective. Unplanned pregnancies happen to many women in the US every year, so you are not alone! Keep reading for steps you can take to confirm your pregnancy, such as no-cost pregnancy testing at our center and learning about local resources. Take a Pregnancy Test When experiencing symptoms
For an unplanned pregnancy in the second trimester, there are three main options to consider: parenting, adoption, and surgical abortion. As you enter your second trimester of pregnancy, which is between 13 and 26 weeks gestation, you have several options to consider. It’s essential to take the time to make an informed decision that is
Going through an unplanned pregnancy can be a vulnerable and scary time. During this time, your friend will likely need a compassionate, non-judgmental listening ear as she processes her emotions and explores her options. At Affirm Women’s Health, we offer services for women like your friend who are facing unplanned pregnancies, such as consultations on
If your period is late or you’ve recently had sex and are now experiencing possible signs of early pregnancy, it’s always a good idea to confirm with pregnancy testing and then an ultrasound. However, knowing what to expect is still helpful, so here are some of the most common signs of early pregnancy. Absent period
Whether or not you and your parents are close, the idea of sharing your unplanned pregnancy news with them can still feel daunting and unpredictable—especially if you’re in school or still living at home. Expect that talking about this may be a challenging and emotional conversation. Still, if you approach it with respect, honesty, and
Think you’re possibly pregnant? You are not alone as you determine your next steps. The most common symptom of early pregnancy is a missed period, but even this could be misleading if you have an irregular period or if it is simply later than normal. Some other signs of early pregnancy that can prompt you
You hold all the power when deciding what’s best for you and your pregnancy. The law is crystal clear: you and only you have the right to choose the path you want to take, and it is illegal for anyone to compel you into having an abortion. Suppose your partner is trying to coerce you