If you’re facing an unexpected pregnancy, you may feel like abortion is your most straightforward option. However, terminating a pregnancy is a serious medical decision that can have negative impacts on your physical and mental health. As you begin to explore your other options, such as making an adoption plan and parenting, consider having an
Understanding Florida’s abortion laws is critical to navigating your options. After the 2024 election, a proposal to amend the state constitution to include abortion did not pass. This means that Florida’s existing abortion laws remain in effect. Below, we address some common misconceptions about abortion laws in Florida and provide clarity on what is required.
The people we spend the most time with naturally influence our decisions, even if we’re unaware. While sometimes the influence of friends and family can be good, no one should ever be trying to force you to make a pregnancy decision that you don’t want to make. Whether the pressure from your friends and family
Maybe you’re not sure if abortion is right for you, and the opinions of friends and family are only making you feel more confused. While your family and friends may be well-meaning, many times, after hearing the news of an unexpected pregnancy, others can react from a place of shock and fear. Legally, the pregnancy
Facing an unplanned pregnancy can create feelings of anxiety about the future and what your life might look like. While it can be tempting to want to hide your pregnancy, it is critical to ask yourself why you want to keep the news of your pregnancy from those closest to you. Are you fearful of
Maybe you’ve had an abortion in the past and experienced negative health effects, or you’ve heard about the risks of having an abortion. Whatever your reasoning for not wanting to have an abortion, you should know that there are other options. Adoption, parenting, or temporary assistance might be a good fit for you. Continue reading
Deciding how to proceed with an unplanned pregnancy can feel overwhelming. If you’re considering abortion, you may be keeping it to yourself because you’re afraid of being judged by your family. Although it may seem easier not to share your pregnancy decision, it may be helpful to talk through your desire for an abortion with
When weighing your options for an unplanned pregnancy, the overwhelming feelings can seem like too much to bear on your own. But it’s important to know that there are resources to help you navigate the pregnancy decision-making process even if you don’t have the support you had hoped for from your partner, friends, or family.
If you’re pregnant, you may be curious about how abortion works. There are two types of abortion: medical abortion and surgical abortion. Both types of abortion will terminate a progressing pregnancy. Continue reading to learn more about their differences and how they can impact your health. If you’d prefer to talk in person, schedule a
Finding out you’re unexpectedly pregnant can feel overwhelming. Maybe it seems like abortion is your only option because of the financial responsibility of parenting, or you’re wondering about what expenses may be involved in the adoption process. However, you may be surprised to learn that resources are available to support you and lighten the financial
