Finding out you are pregnant can be shocking. It can be tempting to make a quick decision, especially if you’re feeling anxious. Before making a decision, however, there are a few important questions to have answered: How far along are you? Where is the pregnancy located? What are the possible risks? Getting these questions answered
Understanding how a medical abortion works and the risks involved is important if you are considering this option. Not everything you find online tells you the full story, especially if you are looking into ordering the abortion pill online. Life’s Choices Women’s Clinic is here to give you the facts about abortion in a safe
An unexpected pregnancy is overwhelming and can bring up a lot of questions, no matter which path you’re pursuing: adoption, abortion, or parenting. With abortion, you may be trying to sort through timing, cost, and what the process involves. The good news is that you don’t have to figure everything out on your own. Contact
If you are already navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, or another mental health challenge, an unplanned pregnancy can feel like a lot to process. It is completely valid to ask whether abortion could affect your mental health, especially when you are already in a vulnerable place. Asking that question is not overthinking. It is an important
Discovering an unplanned pregnancy can feel disorienting on its own. When friends urge you to choose abortion before you feel prepared, that pressure can intensify uncertainty and emotional strain. Even when advice comes from concern, urgency from others does not require an immediate response from you. This decision affects your body, your health, and your
An unexpected pregnancy can leave both you and your girlfriend wondering what to do next. Maybe she’s considering the abortion pill. You might want to help your girlfriend by checking if your insurance will cover the procedure, but that’s usually not an option. Understanding how insurance works and what her other choices are can help
If you’re facing an unplanned pregnancy, you may be exploring every option, including abortion. One of the most valuable steps you can take right now is to have an ultrasound to verify critical information that helps you make a decision. Schedule a no-cost, confidential appointment today at Life’s Choices Women’s Clinic. As a licensed medical
Making decisions about your pregnancy can feel overwhelming, especially when learning about each option. If you’re considering taking the abortion pill, learning about its side effects is critical to making an informed decision. Life’s Choices Women’s Clinic does not provide or refer for abortion, but we are here to walk with you through the decision-making
While some people believe the abortion pill and Plan B are the same drugs, the reality is that they serve distinct purposes. At Life’s Choices Women’s Clinic, we want to ensure you have clear, accurate information before making any health decisions. Keep reading to learn more about the key differences between these drugs. The Abortion
The abortion pill (also called medical abortion) ends a pregnancy with drugs. While it might seem like a straightforward option, the method has risks and side effects that are critical to know. You have several options for an unplanned pregnancy, and Life’s Choices Women’s Clinic will help you learn about each. While we don’t provide
If you have had unprotected sex or missed your period, you might wonder if you are pregnant. The first thing you should do is take a pregnancy test. We offer lab-quality pregnancy testing at no cost.
If you are pregnant, an ultrasound will help determine how far along you are, if the pregnancy is viable (growing), and if it’s located in the correct place. We offer limited obstetric ultrasounds at no cost.
When a person engages in sex or sex-like activity, there’s a chance of contracting an STD. Most people with an STD don’t have immediate symptoms. Regular testing helps prevent later physical risks. We offer no-cost and confidential STD testing to women and men.
Our fatherhood program, Men MENtoring Men, begins during the first medical appointment. Men MENtoring Men is the opportunity for you to meet with a male advocate to discuss your feelings about becoming a dad.
