What Can I Do if My Partner is Pregnant, But I Don’t Want to Be a Parent?
Finding out your partner is pregnant when you don’t feel ready can spark panic, fear, or a desire for an immediate solution. These reactions are common, especially when the pregnancy is unexpected. While feeling overwhelmed is normal, moving from reaction to informed action can help protect both your well-being and your relationship. Taking time to
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Roe v. Wade Overturned: Separating Fact From Fiction
On Friday, June 24, 2022, the Supreme Court overturned Roe vs. Wade. The response to this decision was felt all across America and met with a spectrum of emotions. Some cheered for joy when they heard the news. Others cried out in anger and fear for the future. Many have taken to social media and
What Is Ectopic Pregnancy?
An ectopic pregnancy is located outside the uterus. This condition requires medical care as soon as possible, and it can be dangerous if you don’t receive medical attention. If you have recently taken a positive home pregnancy test, it’s vital to get an ultrasound to confirm that your pregnancy is located properly within the uterus.
How an Adoption Plan Can Prevent Depression Caused by Abortion
Some women don’t feel ready to be a parent but also aren’t sure abortion is for them. While abortion and adoption both have an emotional impact, making an adoption plan is a possibility that can allow you to experience the future in a different way. Considerations of Abortion According to the Mayo Clinic, having an
How Does an Ultrasound Work?
Wondering how an ultrasound works? Ultrasound is an imaging tool nurses and technicians use to see an image of the inside of a patient’s body. It works differently than an X-ray, and is typically used to view the inside of a pregnant woman’s womb to check on the health and progression of the pregnancy. How
Will I Pass My STI to My Child?
When left untreated, certain STIs can pass from a woman to her child during pregnancy, delivery, or breastfeeding. The good news is, with testing and treatment, you can protect your own health as well as the health of your child and partner. STI testing and treatment are also important for pregnant women considering abortion. What
Can STIs Go Away on Their Own?
Certain types of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) or sexually transmitted diseases (STIs) may go away on their own, but don’t leave it to chance. If you have sex of any kind, medical experts recommend you and your partner get regularly tested, even if you don’t have symptoms. What Are the Types of STIs? There are