Once Roe v. Wade was overturned, many Wyoming women worried whether they could get abortions in the state. Abortion was made illegal in the state following the overturning, but a judge has banned the ruling. This means that abortion is still legal, including telemedicine abortions. On March 17, Gov. Mark Gordon signed a bill prohibiting
After the overturning of Roe v. Wade, there has been a lot of confusion about whether abortion is legal or illegal in each state. While abortion was initially made illegal in Wyoming after the overturning, a Wyoming judge has temporarily banned the overturning—meaning that abortion is, at least for the moment, legal in Wyoming. If
The overturning of Roe v. Wade left many women with questions. Some were relieved, while others were fearful. This ruling gave the power back to the states, and the people of each state could influence state abortion laws through their elected representatives. If you’re facing an unplanned pregnancy as a Wyomingite, you may be wondering
For some pregnant women, abortion seems to be the only option. They may opt to find an abortion clinic close to where they live. In some states, though, abortion isn’t legal. Following the overturning of Roe v. Wade, many women want to know where to turn to for abortion procedures. In Wyoming, abortion is currently
As of February 10, 2023, abortion is legal until viability in Wyoming (around 24 weeks of pregnancy). While abortion is legal through both the first and second trimesters in Wyoming, you could be going out of state for a late-term abortion or due to location reasons. Here are three things to know first: 1. The
Women contemplating a medical abortion using the abortion pill usually source this drug from a provider, a clinic near them, or an online source. Women obtaining this medication should proceed with caution, however. There are several factors to consider for health and safety before using this drug combination. What Is the Abortion Pill? The abortion
There are three things you should know before traveling for your abortion. Has your pregnancy been confirmed? Have you discussed your health and medical history? Do you understand your options and risks? Answering these three simple questions will help safeguard your health and safety before an abortion procedure. Is Pregnancy Confirmed? It’s important to confirm
Post-Roe, some women turn to mail-in methods to obtain the abortion pill. However, based on where you live, state laws will determine if you’re eligible to receive the abortion pill by mail. If you are considering mail-order abortion in or out of state, you should understand some safety measures that are important to help protect
Women considering an abortion deserve to understand all their options, the different types of procedures, and the associated risks. The different types of abortion procedures are: Medical Surgical Speaking with a trusted provider or pregnancy center can prove helpful in understanding all your options, risks, and complications that can arise. What’s a Medical Abortion? Medical
Depending on the type of abortion procedure used, there are risks that women should be made aware of before undergoing an abortion. Some risks that can occur in both a medical and surgical abortion are: Infection Fever Abnormally Heavy Bleeding What Is a Medical Abortion? A medical abortion uses a medication regimen called the abortion