No, abortion is not your only option. Parenting and adoption are your two other options. Understanding these options for your situation depends on the facts about your pregnancy. Before any decision gets made, having accurate information about your specific pregnancy matters. Schedule a free, confidential appointment...
When you’re facing the possibility of an unexpected pregnancy, it’s natural to want answers right away. You may wonder if testing early, before your missed period, will give you reliable results. While it can be tempting to find out as soon as possible, understanding how...
Though bleeding will occur when you take abortion drugs, heavy bleeding that doesn’t stop can indicate a complication. If you suspect something isn’t right, even if you’re unsure, you should seek immediate medical attention. If you are considering a medication abortion, Lighthouse Pregnancy Resource Center can...
If you are struggling emotionally after an abortion procedure, you’re likely questioning how to move forward. It can be difficult to know where to turn during this time. Now more than ever, you deserve the resources and support required to find healing. While the journey can...
While you may rely on your parents for their opinion and advice, it is crucial to remember that this pregnancy decision is your own. Whatever you choose will affect you most of all, and legally no one has the right to pressure you into making...
This is your pregnancy, and you alone can decide how to proceed. Your friends and family likely have their own opinions about the steps you should take, but remember that this decision affects your future and you should always consider your well-being. We're here for you...
Your family or friends, out of concern, may frighten you with potential (and extreme or rare) negative outcomes regarding parenting or adoption. This can feel like pressure when what you need most is someone to help you carefully weigh all your options. You may have direct...
According to the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons, almost 75% of women who had an abortion felt at least subtly pressured into getting one. Sometimes, friends and family put unexpected pressure on you with an unplanned pregnancy. It’s not ok for anyone to pressure you...
Your mind may be reeling from the news that your partner has an unplanned pregnancy. An unplanned pregnancy is stressful for her, but you may also feel overwhelmed and frightened. There’s much you can do to sort through your emotions and help your partner during this...
It’s often challenging to share the news of your unexpected pregnancy with loved ones. You likely care deeply about what your partner and family think. Although this is normal, remember that they cannot make a pregnancy decision for you. Your loved ones may be disappointed or...