Recovering from an abortion can be difficult, especially if you experience adverse mental health effects. The National Institutes of Health states that issues like depression, anxiety, and feelings of loss or grief can occur in some women. These may be mild or severely impact daily life.  First, be kind to yourself during the recovery process.

You likely have questions if you’ve recently learned you’re pregnant, even if you’ve already made a pregnancy decision. You may wonder if you need medical care or can access no-cost resources.  The good news is that specific steps can be taken to protect your health and give you accurate information. Informed Choices Women’s Center is

Navigating your pregnancy options can be emotionally and physically draining, especially if you’re doing this for the first time. You may be unsure of the options you have and the support available to you.  We’re here to clear up any confusion and help you better understand whether abortion or adoption may be right for you.

An incomplete abortion is just one of the risks associated with a medical or surgical abortion, though it can also occur after a miscarriage. This condition requires medical treatment, so don’t delay seeking help.  Symptoms to Look Out For Incomplete abortions occur when some of the pregnancy tissue remains behind in the uterus, and they

Abortion is a major medical decision with real consequences. Though many talk about the physical implications of abortion, little is spoken about concerning the emotional risks.  It’s imperative that women are informed about these risks so that they can make the best possible decision for themselves. Continue reading to learn more about what could be