“I’m pregnant.” Those two little words turn your world upside down. “And I think I’m going to get an abortion.” Your heart stops for a minute. Okay, that makes sense… Wait, is that what I want? Is that what’s best for her? For us? What types of abortion methods are there, and what do we need to know? It’s her choice, isn’ t it? And I’m supposed to support her… What are you supposed to say or do if she wants an abortion or isn’t sure what to do next? → Make an appointment Spe

A perspective that honors women’s experiences and calls for deeper listening When a woman steps into a doctor’s office, seeking help, she often expects two things: to be listened to and to be helped. Yet for many who use hormonal contraception or other medical birth control methods, the side effects they experience are minimized—called “normal,” “expected,” or even “all in your head.” Whether it’s through pregnancy decisions or family planning, we believe women should be bet

While we advocate for getting tested any time you have had unprotected sex or changed partners, ruling out an STD if you are pregnant or before an abortion can protect you from serious complications. If I’m pregnant, how will an STD affect my pregnancy? An STD like chlamydia or gonorrhea can be transmitted to the fetus and cause health complications. If you are pregnant, it’s essential to rule out an STD and get treatment if needed. STDs and STIs are curable; treatment can

There are two main reasons women need to know how far along they are: if they need to estimate their due date or if they are considering...