You might have heard various things about your pregnancy options, especially with the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Some media outlets have stated that abortion bans will prevent women from receiving life-saving care. However, when you’re facing an unplanned pregnancy, you need the facts so you can proceed with an informed decision. True Care Women’s
Recent changes in state laws across the country may make you question your pregnancy options. It’s crucial to be informed before you make a decision. Currently, abortion is legal in Wyoming due to a temporary court injunction. However, before selecting this option, you should take several steps to protect your health and fully understand its
Recovering from an abortion looks different for everyone. You may find that your emotions about the experience are more complex than you expected. Abortion recovery isn’t easy, but you can find healing and move forward with your life. True Care Women’s Resource Center provides referrals to caring, compassionate abortion recovery services. You’ll get the help
Recovering from any abortion experience is a highly individual experience. What you’ll feel afterward depends on the abortion method, any side effects you have, and whether you face complications. You may want to bring a friend or support person with you to the abortion to drive you home and provide emotional support after the procedure.
First things first: everyone recovers differently after an abortion. The recovery process is unique to the individual, from side effects to varying emotional struggles. If you’ve had an abortion, prioritize rest and self-care during this time. Your body has experienced a significant event. Eating nourishing, healthy foods doesn’t guarantee an immediate recovery, but it can
If you’ve taken mifepristone, the first drug in the abortion pill combo, it may not be too late to save your pregnancy. Some women regret taking mifepristone, but there is hope. You must act quickly. True Care Women’s Resource Center offers no-cost, confidential abortion pill reversal (APR) services. Contact us immediately to learn more and
If you’ve taken mifepristone, the first abortion medication, and regret your decision, you’re not alone. Other women have changed their minds shortly after taking the drug. And there is hope. The abortion pill reversal process may help you save your pregnancy. But you must act quickly. Contact the Abortion Pill Rescue Network as soon as
Making a decision about your unplanned pregnancy can be difficult, especially if you feel unsure or overwhelmed. Depending on your gestational age, you might have chosen medical abortion or the “abortion pill.” Some women experience regret after taking mifepristone, the first abortion pill medication. If this is you, are you questioning whether you can reverse
Adoption can be tricky to navigate, especially if you’ve experienced second thoughts throughout pregnancy. It’s normal to go back and forth during the process, especially if you have thought about parenting before. As the birth mother, you always have the legal right to change your mind about the adoption before completing the paperwork. This means
Making an adoption plan is a big responsibility and requires a lot of thought. But it can be the right choice for some women with unplanned pregnancies. Adoption has changed a lot. While negative connotations are attached, the stereotypes about adoption simply aren’t true. A woman isn’t “giving up a baby” but instead placing a
