Sharing your heart about something as important as an unexpected pregnancy and abortion can either be a meaningful experience or incredibly scary, depending on your family dynamics. It can be hard to know where to begin. We’ve got some suggestions for getting the conversation started. Get the Facts About Your Pregnancy First Experts estimate that
Struggling with mental health is an everyday challenge. The National Institute of Mental Health estimates one in five American adults currently live with a mental illness. If you are contemplating having an abortion, be sure to talk with your healthcare provider first. Some studies suggest that abortion can negatively affect a woman’s mental health. What
How do you know if someone is pressuring you into making one decision over another? Emotional manipulation can come from a partner, family member, friend, co-worker, or anyone with a stake in your decision. Here are a few things to watch out for. Are You Being Pressured to Make a Quick Decision? Emotional manipulation comes
Abortion ends a pregnancy, so it is an option if you need to hide your pregnancy. But the bigger question is, why do you need to hide? If you are in physical danger, we encourage you to contact the Harrison police or call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at (800) 799-SAFE (7233). If you are
You have more than one option when it comes to your unplanned pregnancy. Other than abortion, you have the adoption option and parenting option. Whether you’re feeling pressure from your partner or family, know that no one can force you into a pregnancy decision that you don’t want to make. We’re here to help you
After discovering you were unexpectedly pregnant, you may have thought, “If I secretly order the abortion pill, no one will know.” But did you know there are limitations on who can use an at-home abortion? This method can be dangerous, and the FDA recommends not ordering the drugs online. Here’s why: Why Shouldn’t I Order
The National Institutes of Health shares and warns women about the mental health effects after an abortion, as the procedure is associated with elevated rates of mental illness. If women have already struggled with mental health before an abortion, it can increase the likelihood of struggling emotionally. Even if you are facing intense emotional effects
For your personal safety and well-being, we are providing this list of questions to ask the abortion provider. We advise you to be cautious about clinics that are unable or unwilling to answer these questions. What is the name of the abortion provider performing the abortion (search his name online)? In case hospital care is
Although abortion is still legal in Ohio, there are many restrictions in place that women should be aware of. What Are Ohio’s Abortion Laws? According to the Ohio Laws & Administrative Rules, Legislative Service Commission, the following abortion restrictions are in place in Ohio: At about 6 weeks, if there is a detectable heartbeat, abortion
