Preparing to tell your parents about an unexpected pregnancy can make you feel like the weight of the world is on your shoulders. Whether you are worried about disappointing them or are uncertain about your next steps, this can be an emotional time. We’re here for you. You don’t have to navigate this situation—or your
You likely have a lot on your mind when you’re unexpectedly pregnant. The added stress of an abusive partner can make this situation even more challenging. Abuse doesn’t just mean physical harm. A partner can also be sexually, verbally, emotionally, or financially abusive as well. Now, more than ever, making a safety plan and receiving
Pregnancy can create many ups and downs with your emotions. No two pregnancies are exactly alike, so how you feel depends on your personal situation–including your mental health. However, knowing how hormonal changes can affect you during pregnancy is important. That way, you’ll be more prepared as your pregnancy progresses. You’ll also be able to
COVID-19 has left many in a state of confusion and worry. When dealing with a pregnancy in the middle of this pandemic, a lot of questions can arise. A mother’s first concern becomes the health of her pregnancy or newborn. While we wish to provide answers to all of your questions, it’s unfortunately too soon
When people come to our center for pregnancy testing or consultations, they often share with us stories of how they thought they couldn’t become pregnant or why they thought they were safe. Many people share these misconceptions, which is why we wanted to look at some of the more common myths about unintended pregnancy and
One of the most common concerns women have about pregnancy is “can I still work while pregnant?” The idea of a loss of income during pregnancy is impossible to consider for most people. Thankfully, pregnancy accommodations in the workplace are now common and help expectant mothers to continue working. However, it’s important not to overdo