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How to break the news to your boyfriend and family that you are pregnant depends on several factors. Have you confirmed your pregnancy with a pregnancy test and limited ultrasound? Are your relationships healthy, or are you concerned about your...Continued

An abortion is a major medical decision, and we’re glad you are asking questions beforehand. Knowing what to expect is essential so you are ready if complications arise.  Every abortion involves a certain amount of bleeding and cramping, but you...Continued

All STDs, with very few exceptions, require treatment. Some can be eradicated entirely in your system with treatment.  Other STD treatments may only manage symptoms and outbreaks. Because many STDs don’t show signs initially, it’s essential to get tested. If...Continued

Are you experiencing strange physical symptoms and wondering if you might be pregnant? While early pregnancy can cause common symptoms in many women, the only reliable way to know if you’re pregnant is through pregnancy testing and a follow-up ultrasound. ...Continued

The Indiana Safe Haven Law allows a mother or father to give up their baby anonymously without being worried about facing arrest or persecution. This is a safe alternative to abandonment, which is illegal and puts a baby’s life in...Continued

Not every STD is symptomatic; you may have one without realizing it. If you’re sexually active, you should seek regular STD testing. This service is crucial for early detection, treatment, and prevention.  STD testing can be expensive, so it’s best...Continued

If you recently found out you’re pregnant, it’s understandable to feel worried about how your partner will react. An unplanned pregnancy can cause many different emotions to arise, and everyone will react uniquely based on their beliefs and circumstances.  When...Continued

If you’re pregnant and still in high school, you’re likely feeling overwhelmed, scared, and worried about your future. All these feelings are normal and understandable. However, it’s essential to take everything one step at a time.  Read on to learn...Continued

If you’re pregnant and your partner is abusive, it’s essential to seek safety for yourself and your pregnancy. If you’re in immediate danger, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at (800) 799-7233 or text “Start” to 88788.  If you’re not...Continued

Scared. Nervous. Overwhelmed. If you found out you’re pregnant, you’re likely feeling all these emotions and more. And all of these feelings are completely normal.  During pregnancy, your emotions can seem bigger than normal due to pregnancy hormones, but your...Continued