Many women feel the pressures of their loved ones, including their partner, when it comes to their pregnancy decision. Maybe your partner is considering an abortion more than you, and you’re trying to figure out what to do. We’re here to listen and support you in your journey. Trust Your Hesitations It’s important to trust
While we recommend telling your partner about your pregnancy and if you’re considering abortion, it’s not a one-size-fits-all scenario. You’re not legally required to tell your partner which decision you choose, but you may find it helpful if you are in good standing with your partner. Some women don’t feel safe to tell their partner,
As with any serious medical procedure, abortion comes with potential physical risks. Here is what you need to know if you’re considering this option. Safeguard your health by taking the necessary steps to confirm your pregnancy details and determine if you’re eligible for abortion. The Physical Risks There are physical risks to both medical and
Are you considering an abortion after finding out you’re pregnant? No matter what you decide, know that you are not alone. As mental health affects every other area of your life, you may want to know the real mental health risks of abortion. While every woman’s experience is different, a study shared that abortion is
In July 2023, North Carolina’s abortion laws will change, restricting abortion past 12 weeks in the state. If you are considering abortion as a pregnancy decision, here is what you will want to know about North Carolina’s abortion ban veto override. Abortion in North Carolina is currently banned after 20 weeks, 6 days of pregnancy.
Since the overturning of Roe v. Wade, abortion laws have been changed and blocked from state to state. If considering abortion, it can be confusing to understand where abortion laws stand in your state. As of June 2023, abortion in North Carolina is banned after 20 weeks, 6 days of pregnancy. Exceptions that could allow
Abortion can be challenging to discuss, but it’s essential to talk through and consider all the risks involved when considering this option. You owe it to yourself to know the facts. Talk in a safe and non-judgmental space to be better informed, safeguard your health, and decide for yourself. Be Better Informed At Queen City
Are you struggling emotionally after an abortion? You are not alone. Studies show that women who have an abortion are 81 percent more likely to suffer mental health struggles than women who carry their pregnancy to term. You may feel like you’ve been riding an emotional rollercoaster after an abortion. Whatever you’re going through, know
One of the risks of abortion is an incomplete abortion. A study by the National Library of Medicine shares some of the signs of an incomplete abortion, including: Heavy Bleeding Abdominal cramping Fever Low blood pressure If you believe you are experiencing any abnormal symptoms after an abortion, seek medical attention right away. An incomplete
Are you considering an abortion after finding out you’re pregnant? An unexpected pregnancy can come with lots of what if’s, but you are not alone in this. To begin your decision-making process about abortion and your other options, it’s important to take these three steps first: Confirm your pregnancy with pregnancy testing Receive an ultrasound