Having an abortion can be an emotionally and physically difficult experience. We understand why you may not want to go through it again. You do have other options, which include placing your child for adoption or choosing to parent. Let’s take a closer look at both. Making an Adoption Plan Placing a child for adoption
A woman’s second trimester begins at 13 weeks. By now, hopefully, the symptoms of early pregnancy, like nausea and fatigue, have left. Many women report feeling better during their second trimester. The Mayo Clinic provides excellent information about what’s happening week by week. At this point, you still have three options for your pregnancy: abortion,
Your health, your choice. That’s why we believe in giving you all your options with all the facts. You deserve quality care, compassionate support, and information that isn’t limited.
You didn’t plan to be pregnant. And now you feel like you’re facing the most daunting decisions you have ever had to cope with. At Willowbrook Women’s Center, we understand the feelings of shock and disbelief when you’re looking at your positive home pregnancy test, and you weren’t expecting to be pregnant. Your thoughts are
If you are looking at options for an unexpected pregnancy, chances are good you’re feeling overwhelmed by all the information flooding at you thanks to one small Google search. How do you know what to believe? Who to believe? Before you give in to tears, contact us at Willowbrook Women’s Center. We are here to help
Some decisions sure are easier than others. On the other hand, making an educated pregnancy decision when you have an unplanned pregnancy is a lot harder, certainly more emotional, and will be a pivotal moment in your life, no matter which path you choose. So, how do you do it? How do you choose which
As you consider which path you will choose, there are some options for you to consider—abortion, parenting, and adoption.
There is no doubt that when an unplanned pregnancy occurs, shock and panic can set in, sometimes leading to hastily-made decisions. At Willowbrook Women’s Center, we understand that there are a lot of choices ahead, and planning for your future with confidence is top of mind. Many times, sorting through your thoughts, options, and tasks
Finding out you are pregnant can be overwhelming on its own. If you are worried about how your partner will respond, you may feel even more pressure before you have had time to process the news yourself. Maybe you are concerned they will be angry, disappointed, or want you to make a decision you are
Finding out you’re pregnant while you’re still in school can feel scary and confusing. You may not know what to do next or who to tell, but you have options, and there are people who can support you throughout this. Willowbrook Women’s Center can provide you with free pregnancy testing and a limited ultrasound to
