How to Talk About an Unexpected Pregnancy with Family Over the Holidays
You’re seated at the table, relatives are sharing stories, and you can feel the familiar question coming: “So, what’s new?” If you’ve recently discovered you’re unexpectedly pregnant, that moment can feel overwhelming. Preparing ahead can help you stay grounded. Women’s Resource Center is here to support you, so you can approach these conversations with confidence.
What to Know If You’re Considering an Abortion?
If you’re thinking about abortion, you owe it to yourself to pause and make sure you have all the facts first. Before scheduling an abortion, consider the following key questions about your health, pregnancy, and available options. The answers can help protect your well-being, help you discern what you really want, and give you confidence
Hiding My Pregnancy: Is Abortion an Option?
When facing an unexpected pregnancy, it’s natural to want to keep it hidden—especially if you’re worried about what others might think or say. For some, abortion feels like a way to make the pregnancy “disappear.” But abortion is not a minor or straightforward choice; it comes with physical risks and emotional impacts that you deserve
Navigating Pressure from Friends and Family When Considering Abortion
Facing an unplanned pregnancy? We know that isn’t easy, and hearing strong opinions from others can make it even harder. Whether intentional or not, you may feel pressure from friends, your partner, or family members about what to do next. If abortion has come up in those conversations, it’s important to pause and remember: this
5 Facts About Medical Abortion You May Not Know
If you’re considering a medical abortion—commonly known as the abortion pill—it’s important to understand how it works and what to expect. This drug combination is used early in pregnancy to end a pregnancy at home, but there are facts you may not know that could affect your decision. At Women’s Resource Center, we’re here to
Why Does an Ultrasound Matter if I’m Considering Abortion?
Finding out you’re unexpectedly pregnant can leave you with many questions and a sense of urgency to figure out what to do next. While looking for a quick solution may be tempting, taking time to understand your options and protect your health is essential. No matter what you’re considering next, getting an ultrasound first is
