Choosing a pregnancy option amidst an unplanned pregnancy can feel daunting. And if you know you’re uninterested in parenting, you may wonder about your remaining options. Two options are available: abortion and adoption. Consider each option carefully and weigh its pros and cons. New Beginnings of Winchester is here to help you make an informed
Is Abortion or Adoption Right for Me?
What Are the Signs of an Incomplete Abortion?
An incomplete abortion is a serious complication of abortion procedures that should be treated immediately. Arm yourself with the facts before choosing abortion as a pregnancy decision. This complication occurs when some of the pregnancy tissue remains behind in the uterus after an abortion. You may be more at risk if factors such as having
What Are the Mental Health Effects of Abortion?
Abortion can be a complicated and heavy topic for many. Post-abortive women feel a range of emotions, from sadness to relief. Each experience is different, and if you consider abortion for your unplanned pregnancy, you deserve the facts. While we can’t predict with certainty how you would feel, we know what you may go through.
What Are the Different Types of Abortion?
An unplanned pregnancy can be a shock, especially if you are still in school or feel unprepared to parent. You may wonder about your pregnancy options and might have heard of abortion. But do you understand the different procedures, risks, and side effects? There are two types of abortion procedures: medical abortion and surgical abortion.
What Are the Risks of Abortion?
Like any medical procedure, abortion carries risks. It is a significant decision that requires serious thought. Luckily, your local pregnancy center can provide free options counseling and abortion information so that you’re adequately informed. We’ll review the risks of medical and surgical abortion procedures so that you can educate yourself about what could occur. Remember,
Will My Insurance Pay for My Girlfriend’s Abortion?
Sometimes, insurance will cover the costs of abortion procedures, but this is decided on a state-by-state basis. It is often necessary to research the individual requirements in your state. In Kentucky, abortion is banned in most circumstances, with no exceptions for rape or incest. Private insurance policies cover abortion only in cases of life endangerment,
Will Kentucky Medicaid Pay for the Abortion Pill?
Many women have been concerned about whether they can obtain an abortion in Kentucky following the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Some are also wondering whether Medicaid will cover the cost of the abortion pill. In Kentucky, abortion is banned, with no exceptions for rape or incest. There was a previous attempt to change the
3 Things to Know if You Are Considering Mail-Order Abortion
Some women facing an unplanned pregnancy may consider abortion as one of their options. They might have heard of mail-order abortion, which may seem to be an easier and faster way to begin the procedure. It is important that you have all of the facts about this option so that you can make an informed
What Are the Side Effects of the Abortion Pill?
If you are facing an unplanned pregnancy and considering taking the abortion pill, it is important to understand its side effects. Your health matters, and it’s crucial to make an informed decision. First, let’s explain what the abortion pill, otherwise known as a medical abortion, really is. What Are the Medications Used for the Abortion
What’s the Difference Between the Abortion Pill and Plan B?
Although both drugs address an unplanned pregnancy, there are some critical differences between the abortion pill and Plan B, also called the Morning-After pill. The abortion pill ends an existing pregnancy. Plan B helps block fertilization or stops a fertilized egg from attaching. How the Abortion Pill Works The abortion pill is a series of