I’ve Already Had an Abortion and Don’t Want Another One. What Are My Options?
When an unexpected pregnancy occurs and you know abortion isn’t the decision you want to make this time, you’re likely asking many questions. At New Hope Center, we help you take things one step at a time. You’re not alone. Our compassionate mentors offer free and confidential services to support you as you explore what’s
What is a Medical Abortion?
A medical abortion is one method for ending a pregnancy. If you have an unplanned pregnancy and are contemplating this option for yourself, it’s crucial to learn the side effects and risks before deciding. Your safety should always be the top priority. New Hope Center doesn’t provide or refer for abortions, but we’ll ensure you
How Can I Recover Emotionally After an Abortion?
Recovering from an abortion looks different for everyone, and there’s no set timeline for healing. In fact, you may find that the days hold many ups and downs, each one bringing new feelings to the surface. We’re here to help you through your healing journey with a free abortion aftercare program and long-term emotional support.
I Already Have Mental Health Problems. Could Abortion Make It Worse?
Every woman reacts differently to an abortion procedure, but there could be additional risks if mental health problems are already present. If you have preexisting mental health concerns, you owe it to yourself to learn about abortion’s potential impacts. New Hope Center can discuss abortion and its risks with you. No question is too small;
My Friends Are Telling Me to Abort, but I’m Not Ready.
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
Signs You Are Being Pressured Into an Abortion Decision
Making 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
What to Do When Family and Friends Are Pressuring You Into an Abortion Decision
You’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
Facts About Medical Abortion You Might Not Know
Getting 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
Navigating Pressure From Family and Friends When Considering Abortion
It’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
Sharing Your Heart: How To Talk With Your Family When Considering Abortion
Sharing 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,
