The pressures of an unexpected pregnancy by itself can be a lot to handle. Having a partner who wants you to choose abortion only adds to the pressure valve. However, don’t let anything or anyone phase you. Remember, this is your pregnancy and your decision at the end of the day. We’ll discuss what you
If you’re unexpectedly pregnant and considering your options, it’s essential to consider your emotional health as well as your physical health. Studies have shown that some women can experience mental health issues even years after the procedure. Those at risk showed signs of: Relationship problems Substance misuse Depression Suicidal ideation PTSD You may not be
If you’ve determined that another abortion is not what you want, it’s important to acknowledge that your choice is valid and should be honored. Remember, the decision regarding your pregnancy is yours alone, and no one should coerce you into making a specific choice. The alternatives available to you are parenting or adoption. Each of
If you’re unexpectedly pregnant, you may have anxiety about sharing the news. However, you have complete autonomy in this situation: You are not legally obligated to tell your partner about your pregnancy or the outcome you are considering. Regardless, you don’t have to navigate this alone. Caring for Women Pregnancy Center is here for you