Do I have to choose between my baby and my future?

You don't necessarily have to choose between your baby and your future. Many women find that they can adapt their dreams to their current circumstances, and resources may be available to help you make positive choices.

What if my partner won't support me?

If your partner is unsupportive, it's important to communicate openly with them about your feelings. Consider involving them in counseling sessions to explore your options, and seek support from friends, family, or local pregnancy centers.

What can I do about people pressuring me?

You have the right to make your own decision without pressure. If someone is pressuring you, try to explain your situation to them and seek counseling to explore positive options.

Have you confirmed your pregnancy?

It's crucial to confirm your pregnancy with reliable tests, as false indications can occur. We offer free tests to help verify your situation.

Do you understand the risks involved in an abortion procedure?

Yes, it's essential to be informed about the risks associated with abortion. You should ask plenty of questions to understand what the procedure entails, both physically and emotionally.

Did you investigate the qualifications of your potential abortion provider?

Yes, confirm that your abortion provider is a licensed physician and a board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist, and check their hospital admitting privileges.

Do you understand that it is ok to change your mind?

Absolutely. It's your choice, and you can change your mind at any time throughout the process.

Do you offer post-abortion counseling?

Yes, we provide confidential consultations for anyone who has undergone an abortion and needs support or has questions.

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