Worried about the future? Financial instability? Lack of support? All these reasons and more can make you not want to be pregnant. Your feelings are understandable, but you have options other than abortion. This article will highlight the essentials you need to know about your other pregnancy options, which include parenting and adoption. However, if
If you look up abortion online, you’ll find overwhelming amounts of information from people who will profit from your decision. At Elevate Pregnancy and Family Resource Center, we choose to talk to you about abortion because we believe that you deserve to have the essential information you need to make an educated decision—and we don’t
While the drugs involved in the abortion pill (also known as a “medical abortion”) are FDA-approved for pregnancies under 10 weeks gestation, certain situations make you ineligible. This article will look at the different situations that make you ineligible for the abortion drugs, the associated risks, and how to protect your health. But if you
Abortion and adoption are your two pregnancy options if you’ve decided that parenting isn’t possible for you right now. Read on to learn more about the essentials you need to know about each option before choosing. Or, if you want to talk to someone in person about your pregnancy options and learn about free resources,
If you’re facing an unplanned pregnancy and considering abortion, it’s essential to understand how the procedure could affect your mental health. Read on to learn more about the possible mental health effects of abortion. Or, if you want to talk to someone about your pregnancy options and free support services, contact Elevate Pregnancy and Family
There are two main types of abortion: medical (also known as the “abortion pill”) and surgical. Read on to learn more about how each of these types of abortion works and the risks involved. Or, if you want to talk to someone about your pregnancy options and learn about free resources, contact Elevate Pregnancy and
If your partner recently told you she’s pregnant, you’re likely filled with questions and wondering what steps to take next. While the decision about how to move forward with the pregnancy is ultimately your partner’s to make, your opinion and feelings are valid—and you play a vital role in helping your partner during this process.
If you’re facing an unplanned pregnancy and considering seeking an online or at-home abortion, you must be aware of the potential risks involved to protect your health. Read on to learn more about the essentials you need to know about online or at-home abortion. Or, if you want to talk to someone in person about
Do you find it surprising that for all the national talk about abortion, no one mentions the potential physical and emotional consequences? Perhaps you or someone you know has had an abortion but rarely, if ever, discusses the experience. It’s essential to talk about abortion to make you aware of the side effects and potential
If you’re facing an unplanned pregnancy and worried about how your partner will react to the news, your fears are understandable. Maybe you worry that they won’t support you or that they will blame you. Or worse, maybe you’re scared for your safety. No matter what you’re feeling, creating a plan can help you feel