You may find yourself searching far and wide for answers about your pregnancy. You may be asking yourself, “How will I finish college and have a child?” or “What will my parents say?” We know this season is not where you thought you’d be right now, but you don’t have to figure this out alone.
We know telling your boyfriend and family that you’re pregnant can seem like the weight of the world is on your shoulders. Your boyfriend and family may react as you expect or differently than expected. No matter what, you are not alone. Give yourself lots of grace; remember, your future is more important than your
Wondering how you can support your friend experiencing an unexpected pregnancy? Communicating that you are there for her is the most important thing you can do right now. Here are some tips when navigating this challenging time with a friend. Your support will mean the world to her. Try to Listen Well Trying to comfort
Maybe you’re still figuring out how to break the news of your unexpected pregnancy to your parents. We know it can feel intimidating right now. No matter where your relationship stands with them, sharing with your parents about your pregnancy can be the most difficult step of the process. You can do this. Pick A
There isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer to this question since every woman’s pregnancy experience is unique. If you’re wondering if you should tell your partner you’re pregnant if you don’t want to be with them anymore, it’s always best to get it off your chest and share if it’s safe to do so. Is it Safe
Are you surprised at your partner’s reaction to your pregnancy or disappointed? Though you have the final say when it comes to your pregnancy decision, it can be difficult if your partner doesn’t support you right now. There is pregnancy support available at our center and a safe place to find guidance. You are not
You might feel a mix of emotions right now, and the pressure coming from your partner is not helping. It is important to remember that the final decision regarding your pregnancy is yours alone. Allow yourself the time and space from your partner to process your emotions before making such a life-changing pregnancy decision. We’re
Dealing with an unexpected pregnancy can leave you feeling overwhelmed. Feeling confused about where to get help or who to ask for advice is normal. The most important thing you can do when facing an unplanned pregnancy is to gather all the facts you need to make the best choice for your health and future.
Are you pregnant and unsure what to do next? You are not alone. Maybe you’ve had an abortion and know you don’t want another one. You have two options: making an adoption plan or choosing to parent. Both have their upsides and downsides, but they don’t come with the harsh side effects that abortion does.
Many women go into an abortion not understanding the emotional effects they will have to work through later in life. There are emotions like anger, sadness, deep regret, and grief to work through. If you’ve had an abortion and are struggling, hope and healing are possible. It’s possible to recover emotionally after an abortion with