Many people are shocked to find out they’re pregnant if they don’t have knowledge of how their cycle coincides with conception. Are you in shock that you’re pregnant because you didn’t know when conception was least likely to occur? Keep reading to learn more about the connection between your cycle and potential pregnancy/conception! How Your…
Did you share the news of your pregnancy with your partner and get a reaction you were not expecting? You are not alone as you navigate your pregnancy, and you don’t have to move forward with a decision you don’t want. While your partner is free to express his feelings and desires around a pregnancy…
Determining if you’re pregnant or not can be nerve-racking. Thinking about how your whole world could change in a matter of minutes after seeing your pregnancy test results may feel overwhelming. You are not alone as you seek to discover a potential pregnancy. You may suspect pregnancy after a missed period or having unprotected sex….
Hearing the news that your partner is unexpectedly pregnant can feel like standing at a crossroads. You may be overwhelmed with thoughts of responsibility, uncertainty about the future, or concern for her well-being. While it may feel like everything is happening all at once, remember that your partner is likely feeling these same emotions. You…
Think you may be pregnant after experiencing a late period? You may be holding your breath, waiting to figure out what’s next. Your next best step is to take a pregnancy test. In this blog, we share how to go about pregnancy testing, when to take a test, and more. You are not alone. Start…
Wondering when pregnancy is most likely to occur? Every woman’s menstrual cycle is unique to her. Usually, your least fertile times of the month are the first week of your period (your menstrual period starts on day 1) and around day 20 through the end of your cycle. However, this timing can vary based on…
During the 2024 election, a proposal to enshrine abortion rights into the state constitution failed to secure the required votes. As a result, Florida’s current abortion laws remain unchanged and continue to be in effect. Navigating Florida’s abortion laws in 2024 requires understanding several key regulations that impact access to services. Here are four crucial…
Also known as the abortion pill, medical abortion comes with physical risks. One of these risks is heavy bleeding after the procedure, but how do you know how much bleeding is too much? Knowing how much bleeding is expected can be difficult without medical oversight. Talk to your medical provider right away to get answers…
An ultrasound is an important part of the pregnancy confirmation process. It reveals key pregnancy details that determine pregnancy health and whether you’re eligible for abortion. An ultrasound is a must before moving forward with an abortion decision. Why You Need An Ultrasound 1. Confirm How Far Along You Are Also known as medical abortion,…
If you’re considering medical abortion, you deserve the facts. It’s important to be sure you qualify for this type of abortion procedure. Here are some facts about medical abortion that you might not know below. 1. It’s only recommended by the FDA for women through 10 weeks pregnant The FDA recommends medical abortion only for…
