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Can I Get Help if I’m Struggling with Regret After Abortion?
Are you struggling after abortion? For most women, an abortion is not simply a medical procedure – it is also a significant life event with emotional, psychological, and spiritual implications. While every woman’s experience is unique and some report feelings of relief, many others experience grief, sadness, guilt, regret, anxiety, shame or depression. For some,…
What to Know Before Scheduling an Abortion in North Carolina
Thinking about scheduling an abortion and unsure what to know before you make a decision? It’s important to make sure you have accurate information first. This decision affects not only your physical health, but your mental health and your emotional well-being as well. In North Carolina, there are specific laws and medical guidelines that shape…
What Are My Options for an Unplanned Pregnancy?
Finding out you might be pregnant when you weren’t expecting it can feel like your world just flipped upside down, but it’s important to know you have options for an unplanned pregnancy. You might be scared, confused, or unsure who to talk to. That’s completely normal. Not comfortable, but normal. The most important thing to…
5 Pregnancy Myths (and What’s Actually True)
Pregnancy is one of those topics where everyone seems to have an opinion, and not all of them are accurate. From social media to advice from friends, myths about pregnancy can spread fast and cause unnecessary stress or confusion. Let’s break down 5 of the most common pregnancy myths and replace them with facts you…
When Should I Take a Pregnancy Test?
If you think you might be pregnant, one of the first questions that probably pops into your mind is: When should I take a pregnancy test? Taking a test too early can lead to confusing results, while waiting too long can leave you stressed and uncertain. Understanding how pregnancy tests work, and when they’re most accurate, can…
Why Does an Ultrasound Matter For the Abortion Pill?
Finding out you’re pregnant unexpectedly can bring up a lot of questions and a feeling of urgency to act quickly. One question you may have is, “Do I really need an ultrasound if I’m considering the abortion pill?” The short answer is yes, it’s essential – and here’s why.
Early Pregnancy Symptoms: Part 2
If you’re noticing changes in your body and wondering, “Could I be pregnant?” – you’re not alone. Pregnancy symptoms can begin as early as one to two weeks after conception, sometimes even before a missed period. Every body reacts differently.
How Will Abortion Affect My Mental Health?
Can abortion affect mental health? There isn’t a single emotional response to abortion that applies to everyone. Mental health is personal, and experiences around pregnancy decisions are complex, so it’s important to know how you may be affected. Your mental and emotional health matter.
How Does the Abortion Pill Work?
The term “abortion pill” generally refers to medication abortion, a method that uses prescription medications to end an early pregnancy. The abortion pill goes by many names including missed period pills, at-home abortion, self-managed abortion, 10-week-after pills, medication, medical, or chemical abortion.
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