The pregnancy test is positive, and now you have to make a major decision about what to do. You may think having an abortion is the easiest, most private solution, but there are some facts you should be aware of before choosing this option. Although HopePlace does not perform or refer for abortion, we’re not
When you live in a small town like Newport, you worry that the word will get out about your unexpected pregnancy. Your parents could be disappointed or angry. Friends may talk behind your back and view you and your partner differently. If you’re feeling ashamed, embarrassed, or even frightened, you may consider abortion as the
Before we talk about the often unknown drawbacks of a medical abortion, we should explain what type of medical procedure this is first. A medical abortion is also known as the abortion pill method. You take two drugs, mifepristone and misoprostol, to end a pregnancy. All pregnancies need the hormone progesterone to develop. Without progesterone,
We wish we could give you a straightforward answer to your question, but it really depends on several factors. For instance, do you know exactly how far along you are in your pregnancy? Or, are you aware that experts recommend not using the abortion pill method if you have particular health concerns? Let’s take a
Having an abortion is a life-changing decision that can affect you physically and mentally. We care about your health and safety, which is why we recommend getting an ultrasound before choosing to have an abortion. An ultrasound answers three critical questions: Is my pregnancy developing, or have I had an early miscarriage? How far along
If you’re facing an unplanned pregnancy, it’s understandable to feel overwhelmed. In times like this, it’s so important to take the time you need to learn about all your options rather than rushing into a decision. If you’re considering the abortion pill, it’s crucial to understand how it works, the risks involved, and the steps
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
Discovering an unplanned pregnancy is difficult enough, but then to have your partner pressuring you to make one decision over another is even more stressful. You need to be able to think clearly, without pressure. Sometimes, it helps just to have someone to talk to who understands your situation. Contact the caring staff at HopePlace
