If you’ve had an abortion and are still feeling pregnant, you may be wondering whether what you’re experiencing is normal. Maybe you’re still nauseated, your breasts are still tender, or you’re more tired than usual. These symptoms can be confusing, especially if you expected them to disappear right away. Every woman’s experience is different. While
Finding out you’re pregnant while you’re in college can make an already intense time feel even more overwhelming. Between classes, exams, work, and friendships, you may be wondering how an unexpected pregnancy fits into everything you’ve been planning. The good news is that you don’t have to make every decision today, and you don’t have
Finding out you may be pregnant while still in high school can bring a lot of questions and concerns about your future, your education, and your support system. Caring for Women Center is here to help you balance school and a pregnancy. We are here to help you better understand your situation so you can
When your partner discovers an unexpected pregnancy, it can feel like a lot to take in, especially when finances are already a concern. We understand how stressful this can be; however, it’s essential for you and your girlfriend to seriously consider every option, including abortion, adoption, and parenting, before making a decision. We recommend learning
When you are facing an unexpected pregnancy and considering your options, having accurate information about what each one involves is one of the most important things you can do for yourself. If you are thinking about a medical abortion, understanding what the process looks like, what to expect physically, and what the risks are can
Deciding what to do with an unexpected pregnancy is deeply personal. When a relationship is part of the picture, the question of what to tell your partner, and when, can add another layer of pressure to an already difficult moment. Whether your relationship feels supportive or complicated, the decision about your pregnancy ultimately belongs to
You’re nervous to begin with. After all, being pregnant wasn’t what you had planned. So, you take a home pregnancy test but aren’t sure you got an accurate result. Being confused about the results of a home pregnancy test is not uncommon. It’s critical to follow the directions carefully and test at the right time.
No matter your age–whether a legal adult or minor–no one can force you to have an abortion if you don’t want one. Your parents, however well-intentioned, also do not have the right to force you into a decision with which you aren’t comfortable. An unplanned pregnancy and the decisions that accompany it can feel uncomfortable,
Discovering you’re pregnant can be overwhelming at any time! Learning the news during the holiday season, when schedules are full, expectations and emotions run high, can be complex, and may intensify stress. It’s completely normal to feel unsure, anxious, or conflicted. Taking small, intentional steps can help you regain a sense of stability. Caring for
If you think you might be pregnant, getting accurate answers is the first step. You may have seen both blood and urine pregnancy tests mentioned online and wondered what the difference is and which one you should take. At Caring for Women Center, we offer free, lab-quality pregnancy tests in a confidential, supportive environment. Contact
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