We’re so glad you are asking this question. It’s essential to be prepared before you have any serious medical procedure. All abortions can cause bleeding and cramping, but how do you know if you are bleeding or cramping too much? What should you look for if you are experiencing complications? Get the facts from HopePlace

Are you and your girlfriend navigating an unplanned pregnancy and struggling financially? Are you wondering if your insurance will pay for your girlfriend’s abortion? We understand this time is difficult and stressful. Typically, insurance will cover a spouse, one who is legally married to you. Insurance Coverage for Your Girlfriend Insurance companies typically won’t cover

When you hear someone talking about an online or at-home abortion, they are referring to the abortion pill method. This type of abortion uses drugs to terminate a pregnancy.  There are physical and emotional risks of using abortion drugs that you should be aware of beforehand. Here are a few reasons why you should avoid

Many women report negative emotional effects from a previous abortion experience. Some even report symptoms like anxiety and depression. You are not alone if you don’t want to have another abortion. Your feelings are valid, and you have options. Contact us for a free options consultation. What Are My Options? You have three options for

If you’re facing an unplanned pregnancy and don’t want another abortion, you’re likely feeling overwhelmed, anxious, scared, and all the emotions in between. Your feelings are understandable, but you’re not alone in this. At HopePlace Newport, we’re here for you. We provide a safe space to explore your options and offer free pregnancy resources to

Abortion, no matter which method you have, has a physical effect on every woman’s body. Although no one can accurately predict how you will respond physically, you can expect specific side effects and be aware of potential physical risks. At Hope Place, your health and safety are important to us. You deserve to have the

How to deal with your unplanned pregnancy is strictly your decision. No one can force you to make one choice over another. However, unless you are in an unsafe relationship and fear telling your partner would put you in danger, they deserve to know. Does your partner know about your pregnancy? If so, you may