There are many options when deciding on what birth control to take. Your health is essential, so it's critical to understand the possible side effects before you begin. While your doctor may recommend the type of birth control you should take, it is always good to do your own research. A Pregnancy Resource Center, ...

     Are you faced with an unplanned pregnancy? Do you need an escape & want life to resume back to normal, right now? It is essential to first get your pregnancy confirmed by a doctor before jumping to conclusions. Why endure an abortion if you aren't pregnant? If your pregnancy is already confirmed by a doctor, then the next st...

Have you taken a pregnancy test & it came back positive? You think to yourself, "No.... this can't be right"?! Or maybe it came back negative & you felt the same way. Several factors can contribute to a false reading, so let's review them here. "Urine pregnancy tests are 99% accurate", according to WebMD LCC (2005-2021). You can go to a med...

 How Does the Abortion Pill Work?        The Abortion Pill is also known as Medical Abortion. This method is approved by the "FDA for use in women up to 70 days (10 weeks) after their last menstrual period (LMP) ... The woman is given Mifeprex to swallow, which eventually causes the death of the baby over the next few days....

 Am I Pregnant? When you begin to "feel weird" & miss a period, it often leads to the question, "Am I Pregnant"? A pregnancy test & a visit to your doctor is the best way to know for sure. According to Mayo Clinic, if you have any of these pregnancy symptoms, you could be pregnant: 1.Missed period 2.Tender swollen breasts 3.Nausea with...

Why do I need an ultrasound?

 

Ultrasounds are essential when you think you might be pregnant, or if you are confident in your pregnancy. When you have an unplanned pregnancy, three options come to mind: Parenting, Adoption, or Abortion. When the pregnancy is planned, most of the time the couple has already chosen to parent.

 

 With Parenting and Adoption, you carry the child to term and give birth. Ultrasounds are a necessary part of your prenatal care to ensure the baby is in the uterus, that the baby is alive with a heartbeat, and to see how far along you are in your pregnancy.