Facing pressure from friends to choose abortion for your unplanned pregnancy can make your situation even more overwhelming. Even if your friends feel they are looking out for you, forcing someone into a decision is never okay. Legally, you have the final say when making a pregnancy decision. Having uncomfortable conversations and setting boundaries is
Read MoreMaking a pregnancy decision is something only you can do. No one can legally force you to have an abortion—you alone can decide what is best for your life. Knowing whether someone is pressuring you into an abortion can be difficult, especially if you trust them. However, you have support if you feel confused or
Read MoreYou’ll likely receive all kinds of feedback about your unplanned pregnancy, even when you didn’t ask for it. When loved ones learn you’re pregnant, they may want to advise you on which option to choose. Some friends and family members may even pressure you to have an abortion. Abortion is a serious decision, and it
Read MoreGetting the facts about any medical procedure can help you understand whether it’s right for you. When you’re properly informed about the risks, side effects, and special things to consider, you can make a decision with your health in mind. There’s a lot of information online about medical abortion (also called the abortion pill). You
Read MoreIt’s crucial to weigh each pregnancy option carefully to make the best decision for your well-being and future. If you’re considering abortion, understanding the risks and side effects of these procedures ensures you make a choice that prioritizes your health. Facing pressure from family and friends to make a specific pregnancy decision is, unfortunately, something
Read MoreSharing an intended pregnancy decision with your family may feel like one of the scariest moments of your life. If they already know about your pregnancy, they likely have their own concerns about your situation, which means they’ll also have opinions on the option you’re considering. If your family is a safe source of support,
Read MoreIf you’ve been hiding an unplanned pregnancy, chances are you’re feeling shame and discomfort about your situation. Whether you’ve been concealing it with baggy clothes or are still in your first trimester, you’re probably feeling overwhelmed about what your future holds. Perhaps you’re considering abortion. You may think abortion is an easy way to solve
Read MoreSome people assume a natural next step after confirming an unplanned pregnancy is abortion. But abortion isn’t a decision you make lightly; it has side effects and risks to consider. New Hope Center can educate you on your other pregnancy options: parenting and adoption. You should know as much as possible about these options, including
Read MoreKnowing when and where to seek help is tricky, especially with an unplanned pregnancy. You may have limited support, or perhaps your current support system doesn’t see eye-to-eye on your situation. The most important thing to remember is that support matters–but this is your pregnancy. There’s a difference between someone listening to your worries and
Read MoreInfection is a risk after both medical and surgical abortion. Knowing the signs and symptoms is critical so you can seek medical help as soon as possible. Here are the warning signs of infection after both medical and surgical abortion. 1. Foul-Smelling Vaginal Discharge Normal vaginal discharge is typically white, off-white, or clear. It also
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Your first step is to take a pregnancy test and verify you really are pregnant. Although you may have taken a pregnancy test at home, you will want to follow up with a lab-quality test. New Hope Center’s tests are free and 99.9% accurate, and our staff provides immediate confidential results.
If you’ve recently had a positive pregnancy test, the next step is to have an ultrasound. These are offered free of charge at New Hope Center. No matter what you’re considering for your unplanned pregnancy, an ultrasound provides essential information about your body and your health.
New Hope Center offers free parenting resources to women faced with unexpected pregnancies. We know that the number one concern for most parents facing unexpected pregnancy is finances. We hope to provide for some of those needs by offering material support.
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