It’s hard to believe we’re already in the midst of holiday celebrations. For some, this time of year is a happy, family-filled celebration. Others dread the thought of being with family. No matter how you feel, if you’re also facing an unexpected pregnancy, it can be overwhelming. Don’t worry. We have some constructive ways to
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There has been a recurring message circulating social media platforms throughout the Christmas season, in which the shared message goes something like, “As an adult I’ve realized that the Christmas magic I felt as a kid was really just a mom who loved me so much.” While this message resonates with each mom, who truly
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Whether it’s a first pregnancy or a fifth, a complete shock and surprise, or a faithfully answered prayer, there is a truth that hangs above one’s head from the time the second line turns pink, until the first contractions start. The truth is: every pregnancy and every delivery is unique and different. This truth can
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Facing a second unexpected pregnancy can feel overwhelming and, in many ways, embarrassing. After your first abortion experience, you know you don’t want to go through it again. So, what do you do? You have options. Ramona Women’s Clinic offers a safe and private space where you can take a deep breath and consider your
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In the face of pregnancy loss, there is often little comfort this world can offer. The only words of comfort worth any attention in such a time are those that shift our gaze from the trial and pain in front of us, fixing our eyes instead on the eternal hope we have in Christ. The
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Just because your pregnancy was unplanned doesn’t mean you can’t create the perfect birth plan. A birth plan establishes each step ahead of time and lets your healthcare provider know precisely what you want the experience to look like. If you want to create a birth plan but don’t know where to begin, the Ramona
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When facing an unplanned pregnancy, you may feel unsure of what the future holds. If you’re considering a medication abortion, also known as the abortion pill, it’s natural to wonder what the process will look like and how it may affect you. Having clear information beforehand can help you feel more prepared as you weigh
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You are already being a supportive partner just by asking the question. Most women choose to keep their abortions a carefully guarded secret. Whether they fear being judged, lectured, or rejected, it’s a topic that women rarely discuss. Since you are aware that your partner chose to have an abortion, she feels she can trust
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Having an abortion is a major medical decision, so you want to learn as much as possible about the methods, side effects to expect, and potential risks. Abortion providers use the terms chemical abortion or the abortion pill method as other names for a medical abortion. This method is medical because it uses abortion drugs
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It seems as though the second those two lines appear, so does a freight train of exhaustion, hormones, and hunger…or nausea…sometimes both! Watching your body change as it creates life, stretching and growing until you think you might just burst. Understandably, it’s exhausting to grow a whole human. A cozy nap with snacks nearby sounds
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